In the seventeenth century, most colonial families
A. were self-sufficient.
B. used wagons to transfer goods to market.
C. owned spinning wheels or looms.
D. did not own a plow.
E. grew and processed their own grain.
Answer: D
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A) names of men visiting brothels. B) the exteriors of brothels. C) names of madams running brothels. D) pictures of prostitutes abused by men.
Which of the following was not one of the effects of emancipation on the black family in the years after the Civil War?
A) The majority became single-parent families as men left their wives and set out to seek their fortunes. B) Many blacks legalized marriages that had been formed under slavery. C) Black men often asserted themselves as heads of households. D) Black women withdrew from the work force to care for homes and family. E) Many blacks migrated from the countryside to towns and cities.
How did established residents in areas that saw large population increases during the war years react to the newcomers?
a. They welcomed white workers but believed that blacks were causing a decline in the standard of living and in the moral atmosphere. b. They welcomed blacks, as long as they stayed in segregated areas. c. They welcomed both whites and blacks because the new population contributed greatly to improving the local economy. d. They accused all newcomers, regardless of race, of being ignorant and criminally inclined to poor morals.
Pablo Picasso was born in ______________.
A. Portugal B. France C. Spain D. Italy E. Brazil