What effect did the Glorious Revolution have in America?
What will be an ideal response?
Key Points: political ideology; royal colonial policy; revolution; Parliamentary power; colonial governance
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In the years since the nations of Africa attained independence
A. economic wealth, but not social equality, has been achieved in all of Africa except the Republic of South Africa. B. most of the early pluralistic governments have been replaced by military regimes and one-party states. C. the goal of economic prosperity has been broadly achieved. D. social equality has become the norm. E. communism has taken permanent root in a majority of the nations south of the Sahara.
Which of the following was true of the New Deal?
A) It drew on Progressive Era reform impulses for inspiration. B) It shrunk the size of government. C) It was opposed by a majority of the American people. D) It ended the Great Depression.
By the mid-1780s, many people of property and standing had come to believe which of the following?
a. Ordinary people were not virtuous enough to sustain a republic. b. The United States needed to revert to monarchy. c. The American Revolution had been, in many ways, a mistake. d. The Articles of Confederation had created too strong a chief executive.
Factors explaining why Britain retained Canada in 1763 included
a. fear that continued French control of Canada ensured there would be another war. b. a majority of French Canadians wanted the British to stay. c. rich mineral deposits in Upper Canada promised rich profits to whoever controlled them. d. all of these choices. e. none of these choices.