Although British mercantilism was applied to the sugar produced in their Caribbean colonies, it generally failed because
a. of serious competition from Spanish sugar producers.
b. of interference from the French navy in the trade routes.
c. producers of sugar made greater profits by selling their sugar to the Dutch.
d. worldwide sugar prices were unstable.
e. New England merchants traded directly with sugar planters in the area.
e
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A. communicated directly with his followers. B. had powers that were built into the natural order of the universe. C. intervenes in the world. D. sent his son Jesus into the world.
The Declaration of Independence and the American Revolution provided opportunities for free African Americans such as Benjamin Banneker to challenge the personal and political consistency of notable slaveholders such as Thomas Jefferson
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
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Theodore Roosevelt's famous charge in the battle of San Juan Hill, in the Spanish-American War,
A. resulted in nearly a hundred American dead or wounded. B. actually took place on Kettle Hill. C. has been considered bold and reckless. D. was a minor part of the battle. E. All these answers are correct.