In the 1840s, the dominant immigrant group in New England textile mills was the
A. English.
B. Germans.
C. Italians.
D. Irish.
E. Chinese.
D
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What will be an ideal response?
Which of the following statements is true as one of the results of the commercial revolution in the south?
a. The number of kidnapped women increased as wealth increased. b. Prosperity clouded the separation between social groups. c. As a growing class, the merchants remained at the bottom of the ideal social hierarchy. d. Wealth led to men having more concubines. e. All of these choices.
German reparations
a. financed repayment of Allied war debts. b. drained Germany of much needed capital. c. were financed in part by loans from American bankers. d. remained a financial burden even after the implementation of the Dawes Plan. e. all of these choices.
Which of the following best characterizes the revolution that took place in the Chesapeake between 1640 and 1700?
A) The economy became dependent on black slave labor. B) The planter elite was forced to give up political power. C) Indentured servants became the principal source of labor. D) British political control gave way to local control.