What was the relationship of the Enlightenment to the Scientific Revolution? Could the Enlightenment have occurred without the Scientific Revolution? Use specific examples to support you point of view.
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The line between slaves and free people in Virginia in the 1600s was
A) legally very clear. B) well-defined. C) nonexistent. D) blurry, but becoming more distinct.
Anti-Masons were
A) accused of being a privileged group who used political influence to attain power and profit. B) a political party that attacked special privilege. C) a series of presidents from Virginia who controlled the White House for the first quarter of the nineteenth century. D) a political party that later merged with the Jacksonian Democrats.
“The people we call Hellenes are those that have the same culture as us, not the same blood” was spoken by
A) Alexander B) Isocrates C) Cleopatra D) Philip E) Ptolemy
The main staple crop in colonial Virginia was ____________________.
a. rice b. tobacco c. cotton d. soybeans