The location of South Carolina affected the Stono Rebellion of 1739 in that the slaves who rebelled
A) faced the combined forces of slave owners and troops sent from Spanish Florida.
B) disappeared into the colony's pine forests before escaping to the west.
C) could hide in the swamps of the low country and evade capture.
D) joined forces with the neighboring Seminole Indians to defeat their white owners.
E) hoped to find refuge in nearby Spanish Florida.
E
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A) They were few in number and initially unpopular with their new Anglo-Saxon subjects. B) They admired William's exceptional military ability and courage. C) There was not enough land to share, and they needed the salaries William paid them. D) William issued a Charter of Liberties in which he pledged not to abuse his powers. E) The Danegeld tax was still in effect, so the nobles stood to gain financially. ng to accept him as a strong ruler?
As World War II ended, most Americans
A) continued to regard Russian society as open and democratic. B) found few parallels between the Nazi and Soviet systems. C) believed the war had been fought for ill-defined reasons. D) became increasingly fearful of the Soviet Union.
As a result of the Plague, all of the following occurred EXCEPT ________
A. cities expanded their power B. many serfs left the land to work as artisans C. the value of manufactured items rose D. guilds welcomed all aspiring newcomers E. luxury goods were in greater demand
Roosevelt's and Churchill's insistence on the absolute and "unconditional surrender" of Germany
a. guaranteed that Germany would have to be totally reconstructed after the war. b. had no effect on the strategic calculations made in the war planning efforts of the Allies. c. was largely unacceptable to the Soviets, who hoped to encourage a communist revolution inside Germany. d. may have prevented a "separate peace" between Hitler and Stalin. e. encouraged anti-Hitler resisters in Germany to try to overthrow the Nazis.