What was John Sullivan's part in the Revolutionary War?
A) He was the American emissary to Paris who persuaded the French to support the United States.
B) He served as an American spy in New York and kept Washington abreast of British maneuvers.
C) He managed America's finances throughout the Revolution.
D) He taught the soldiers in the Continental Army basic drills and tactics.
E) He commanded the American forces that ultimately devastated the pro-British Iroquois Indians.
E
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A) spinning jenny B) cotton gin C) electric engine D) power loom E) water frame
In the fifth century B.C.E., __________, the commander of the Athenian army, agreed to a peace of thirty years with Sparta.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
How did Shays's Rebellion help advance Madison's reformation ideas?
A) Farmers throughout the United States began supporting Madison as a way of guaranteeing their rights. B) Wealthy plantation owners feared rebellions on their own lands and wanted a strong government to protect their interests. C) Madison was instrumental in calming the farmers and ending the rebellion, so people began to trust him. D) Even Northerners were alarmed to see that African Americans could wield such power, and looked to Madison to establish a government to protect whites. E) People throughout the United States realized that law and order were breaking down.
Timothy Leary encouraged young people to __________.
a. protest the Vietnam War b. experiment with drugs c. join political movements d. focus on their education