From the outset, the British and Canadian forces in the War of 1812 were
a. energetic and better organized than the Americans.
b. thoroughly unprepared.
c. unable to keep up with their Indian allies.
d. too exhausted from fighting Napoleon in Europe to be effective.
e. savage and engaged in widespread massacres along the U.S. border.
a
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A) It hastened the movement towards a stronger national government. B) It hastened the movement to seek a restoration of the colonial arrangement with Great Britain. C) It hastened the movement to weaken the Articles of Confederation. D) It prompted other states to raise taxes on farmers in their states.
One of President Bush’s domestic programs, No Child Left Behind
a. was an anti-poverty program for inner city children. b. ensured school lunches for low-income children. c. imposed penalties on schools that failed to meet federal performance standards. d. provided tutoring to ensure struggling students met testing guidelines. e. sought to elevate troubled schools to the level of the best schools in their district.
Early African slavery was inevitably passed on to a slave's children
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
Which one of the following would be the LEAST likely colonial assumption due to frontier heritage?
A) acceptance of forced labor B) expectation of land ownership C) acceptance of violence against native peoples D) belief in democracy