The Poverty Point mound complex in Louisiana was a trade hub on what river?
a. Hudson
b. Mississippi
c. Missouri
d. Red
e. Atchafalaya
b
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What was special about the Enigma encrypting machines?
a) Designed to generate ever-changing random sequences, the Enigma created an almost unbreakable cipher. b) The Enigma was easily built and operated, highly portable, and required few moving parts. Consider This: Theoretically, the Enigma could create many more variables than there are atoms in the universe. See 13.6: Narrative: The Code Warriors. c) The Enigma was widely used by all sides in World War II to encrypt data. Consider This: Theoretically, the Enigma could create many more variables than there are atoms in the universe. See 13.6: Narrative: The Code Warriors. d) The Enigma was designed to work best when combined with classical languages. Consider This: Theoretically, the Enigma could create many more variables than there are atoms in the universe. See 13.6: Narrative: The Code Warriors.
Freed black women found opportunities to do all of the following EXCEPT
A) own businesses. B) own slaves. C) own property. D) work in lucrative trades.
Pennsylvania was originally a ________ colony
A) Puritan B) Dutch C) mining D) Quaker
Which of these was most closely tied to the migration of the English rural poor from the countryside to cities in the sixteenth century?
A. the Reformation B. enclosure C. English efforts at colonization D. deflation