The Iberians imposed a new governance system in America based largely on __________

One reason why the British ministry was ready to tighten controls on the American colonies after 1763 is that, during the French and Indian War, the colonists had

A) refused to help supply British armies in North America. B) traded illegally with the French and Spanish West Indies. C) refused to allow their own militia to be used against regular French armies. D) agreed on a policy of intercolonial union for the duration of the war.

The American transcendentalist who defended his refusal to pay taxes to support the Mexican War in his essay "Civil Disobedience" was

A) Herman Melville. B) Nathaniel Hawthorne. C) Ralph Waldo Emerson. D) Henry David Thoreau.

Why did theologians challenge Leo III's edict of iconoclasm?

A) It implied that Christ, a physical human, could not be the incarnation of God. B) It confused veneration of religious art with superstitious worship of icons. C) It led to the unnecessary destruction of beautiful and historically important art. D) It sparked revolts among Byzantines who were comfortable with the use of icons. E) It widened disputes with Muslims and Jews, who accepted religious images.

What was one of the purposes of the settlement at Plymouth Plantation?

A) The settlers wanted to form a religious outpost to convert the Native Americans to Christianity. B) The settlers wanted to establish a community in which all members could freely practice their religion of choice. C) ?The settlers wanted to compete with the Virginia colony for furs. D) ?The settlers wanted to identify a source of gold to finance future religious wars. E) ?The settlers would send lumber, furs, and fish to London merchant Thomas Weston for seven years; after that, they would own the land they settled.