Give several examples of political violence in the 1790s. How was this behavior different from what we expect in politics today?
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A) written and pictoral accounts of the area and the Indian peoples there. B) the permanent military beachhead left there. C) the mutually beneficial contacts with the area natives. D) the discovery of the tobacco plant.
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a. tightened their administration with English civil servants. b. deployed British-only troops against the Muslim factions. c. demobilized the Sepoy unit and gave them home rule. d. allowed members of the Indian upper class to serve in civil service positions. e. None of these.
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A) Benjamin Wade B) Thaddeus Stevens C) Charles Sumner D) John Wilkes Booth E) Nathan Bedford Forrest
The slave codes barred slaves from
a. owning property. b. making contracts. c. marrying legally. d. moving about the country without permission. e. all of these choices.