By the early nineteenth century, the Chesapeake tobacco economy had declined as a result of __________
A) government regulations
B) high export tariffs
C) falling demand
D) worn out land
D
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A) universities to keep control of personal computing. B) individuals to be the most powerful force in personal computing. C) to charge for individuals to use the Internet. D) the government to issue strict Internet controls.
Protest against British economic policies sometimes led to increased commercial opportunities and competition. How did this impact the practice of slavery?
a) Slavery in the colonies grew along with the scale of agriculture. b) Slavery all but disappeared in the colonies as industry developed. c) Slavery became less rigid as the population grew. d) Former slaves gained a major stake in the colonial assemblies.
As sharecroppers, the black labor force in the South worked hours that were just as long as had been the case under slavery.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Which of the following accurately portrays the problems of the Third Crusade?
A) The Church did not have enough money to provide adequate weaponry. B) The Jews withdrew their support from the crusaders due to persecution by many Christians. C) The crusader kings were constantly in conflict with each other. D) The Muslims had help from the Mongols.