From lessons learned from the American War of Independence
a. the British would not allow political representation to its remaining territories and colonies.
b. colonies would have the right to void all British laws without consulting with Parliament.
c. each British colony or territory could elect their own governor.
d. a balance was created to allow for local representation but with safeguards to protect British interests.
e. territories and colonies could have their voice heard only through petitioning Parliament.
d
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A. rumors of royal troops being deployed to Paris B. an apocalyptic prediction based on an eclipse C. the onset of war with Britain D. a cold snap that devastated the wheat harvest
Why was the Wagner Act passed?
A. to force industries to only hire workers in labor unions B. to allow for the creation of public sector labor unions C. to limit the involvement of labor unions in corporate decision making D. to force industrialists to bargain with labor unions
Progressive reform at the level of city government seemed to indicate that the progressives' highest priority was
a. democratic participation. b. governmental efficiency and non-corruption. c. free enterprise. d. economic equality. e. urban planning.
What was the main reason that slavery flourished in the New World?
A) the inherent racism of Europe B) the desire to depopulate Africa C) the use of labor-intensive methods of production D) the desire to displace Amerindians E) None of the above.