________________ overpowered British colonists' desire for self-government in the Caribbean
A) ?Commercial interests
B) ?Fear of slave rebellions
C) ?Fear of military attacks by other imperial powers
D) ?A general lack of interest in political affairs
E) The benefits of new British legislation for the planter class
B
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The lyceum movement
A) ?encouraged the education of slaves. B) promoted education through public lectures and debates. C) ?reached out specifically to the working class. D) ?promoted education but only in the university setting. E) ?provided a source of enrichment but was not thought of as a means to reform society.
The major cities of Harappan society seem to have declined and been abandoned over the course of about ______________.
a. Fifty years. b. Two centuries. c. A millennium. d. Five centuries.
Why did the impact of King George's War on the middle colonies differ from the war's impact on the New England colonies?
A. Fertile soil allowed the middle colonies to lead the way in the foodstuffs trade during and after the war. B. The shipbuilding industry put the middle colonies in a favorable economic position during and after the war. C. The variety of ethnic groups in the middle colonies caused political, social, and economic instability during and after the war. D. Because of heavy casualties during the war, the middle colonies experienced severe labor shortages and economic stagnation in the war's aftermath.
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What will be an ideal response?