In the early 1820s, the Paso del Norte (El Paso area) settlements __________
A. were still recovering from the economic devastation caused by the war for independence
B. remained part of the State of New Mexico
C. continued to prosper, especially because of commercial activity moving along the Santa Fe Trail and the Camino Real
D. found their economic future increasing linked to San Antonio because of the Overland Trail
C
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A) 5200 B) one C) 240 D) 1000
What was the last Eastern European country to fall under one-party Soviet domination after World War II due to its strong democratic traditions?
a. Bulgaria b. Poland c. Hungary d. Czechoslovakia e. Romania
The typical planter's wife
a. worked in the fields with her slaves. b. legally had an equal share in the estate with her husband. c. was heavily involved in managing the day-to-day affairs of the plantation. d. spent most of her time preparing for grand balls and other festive occasions.
The Countess of Lovelace was called an “Enchantress of _____”
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).