Who would have most likely agreed with this statement?: “That the colonists, black and white, born here are freeborn British subjects, and entitled to all the essential civil rights of such is a truth.”
A) James Otis
B) Charles Townshend
C) Thomas Hutchinson
D) King George
Answer: A
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A) they became major and influential political organizations replacing both the smaller kingdoms and city-states. B) they became more important and commonplace by the late 1400s as Spain, France, Sweden, Scotland, and England were united by the respective monarchies. C) they overcame obstacles of geographical distance and difficulty of travel that might have discouraged their development. D) broad religious freedom and peace generally prevailed among the newly created European nations in Europe during the 1400s and 1500s.
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A. doing gender B. displaying neosexism C. in a double bind D. showing visual dominance