The foreign policy initiative calling for an end to all European colonization efforts in the Western Hemisphere was known as the __________
a. Monroe Doctrine
b. Adams-Onís Agreement
c. Continental Treaty 1818
d. Webster-Ashburton Treaty
e. "American System"
A
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A) Great Britain allowed some colonies to choose their own governors while others had their governors selected by the crown. B) Great Britain ensured religious freedoms for Protestants. C) Great Britain directed colonial governors to call annual assemblies. D) The crown restructured the colonial government by combining separate colonies into the Dominion of New England E) The criteria for voting in New England became property ownership rather than church membership.
Whose light skin allowed him to investigate the scenes of lynchings, the gruesome nature of which he chronicled in his book, Rope and Faggot, A Biography of Judge Lynch?
a. James Weldon Johnson b. Walter White c. William Pickens d. L. C. Dyer
Which of the following was the site of one of the most advanced civilizations in the Americas before the European arrival?
A) Amazon jungles B) central Andes C) the Caribbean D) Malabar Coast
Which of these made it so difficult for South and Southeast Asians to understand the motives of the Europeans they dealt with?
A) The European religions were so different from the local religions. B) The motives of various European groups were so sharply varied. C) European commercial practices were hard for Indians and Southeast Asians to understand. D) The European interest in trade was hard to understand for devout Muslims and Hindus.