In Episode 6, Abigail Adams writes a letter to her sister in which she refers to the “inherited power” of British nobility and aristocracy saying, “There’s a servility of manners here, a distinction between ability and common citizens, which, happily, is foreign to Americans.” Do you agree with Abigail Adam’s statement? Explain your view.

What will be an ideal response?


No, because there was still massive inequality in African Americans and women.

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President Ford gave an executive order to the CIA in 1975 in which he __________

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The event that threatened to destroy the longstanding balance between the number of free and slave states in the United States Senate was the

a. passage of the Kansas-Nebraska Act. b. potential admission of Oregon as a free state. c. attempt to acquire Cuba as a slave state. d. proposed building of a southern transcontinental railroad. e. discovery of gold in California.

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