Eliza Lucas, in her Letter to a Father reflects

A) virtuous filial obedience.
B) the new commercial mentality.
C) notions popularized in Romantic literature.
D) Enlightenment ideas about complementarity.


C

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Which of the following was true of the Americans' war-fighting strategy during the Revolutionary War against the British?

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