The government's "factor" system on the Great Lakes helped create a situation of Native American dependency that made them easier to control.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
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Cacao trees were the source of chocolate and drunk as a beverage by
A. the upper class B. the middle class C. the lower class D. all of the classes
Providing a valuable resource for later historians, this Spaniard recorded his impressions of Aztec society during a visit in the early sixteenth century:
a. Bernal Díaz. b. Alphonso Gomorra. c. Bartholomew Díaz. d. Jakob Alverez. e. Juan Carlos Garcia.
Which of the following shaped demographic patterns in mid-seventeenth century British North America?
A) late marriage B) high birth rates C) strict immigration quotas D) rising levels of child mortality
The goal of taxes imposed on the British colonies in North America after the French and Indian war was to
a. reimburse Britain for the losses in sugar profits caused by American pirates. b. provide funds for Britain to carry on the Seven Years' War in Europe. c. have colonies pay for some of their own protection. d. use in exchange for colonials not serving in the British military. e. invest in American ventures in the new West.