In the late 1920s, the European demand for agricultural and manufacturing goods from the United States was
A. steady.
B. rising.
C. declining.
D. chronically unstable.
E. essentially nonexistent.
C
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A) all colonies lost their charters B) a tightening of royal rule over the colonies C) English conquest of most French settlements on the St. Lawrence D) greater religious freedom on the frontier
The Morrill Act land-grant university system
A) specialized in graduate education. B) provided land deeds to establish universities. C) opened its doors only to women students. D) received almost no assistance from the federal government.
Which of the following statements is true of the emergence of agriculture from foraging?
A. Foragers unequivocally viewed agriculture as a more attractive lifeway. B. Farmers replaced the process of extensification with the process of intensification. C. The advent of agriculture was a rapid process and an abrupt break from foraging. D. For a long time, foraging persistedin close proximity toearly farming communities.
The Proclamation of 1763
A. was generally effective. B. disrupted England's western trade in the colonies. C. encouraged settlement of the western edge of the colonies. D. led to renewed conflict with the remaining French colonists in the West. E. was supported by many Indian tribal groups.