New Amsterdam’s Jewish residents __________
A) were expelled in 1654
B) had complete freedom of religion
C) lived in a segregated ghetto
D) arrived in the city from France
Answer: C
You might also like to view...
Assess the strengths and weaknesses of the presidency of Bill Clinton. What were his major accomplishments and shortcomings?
What will be an ideal response?
Which of the following was not one of the causes of increasingly tense relations between the Mexican government and the American residents in Texas after 1830?
A) ?? The instability of Mexican politics B) ?? Attempts by the Mexican government to prohibit importation of slaves C) ?? The failure of the Mexican government to pay $2 million in debts owed to American citizens. D) ?? The bitter memories that American residents held of the Alamo and the Goliad massacre. E) ?? The desire of the Mexican government to sell Texas to the United States.
Which of the following represented the attitude of the planter elite in South Carolina and Georgia after the Revolution?
A) The planter elite in these two states was determined to reestablish an economic way of life that depended on slavery. B) The planter elite in these two states was determined to establish a new set of economic relations with blacks based on negotiated free labor. C) The planter elite in these two states was ambivalent about reestablishing slavery in these states because of the Revolution's principles about liberty and freedom. D) The planter elite in these two states was determined to establish a new economic system based on tenant farming with their former slaves.
The delegates of the Hartford Convention adopted resolutions that demanded all of the following except
a. a single-term limit on the presidency. b. a guarantee of no future wars with Britain. c. financial compensation to New England for lost trade. d. abolition of the three-fifths clause. e. reduction in the amount of representation the South had in Congress.