What did many Loyalists do once the Revolution ended?
a. They fled to Canada or Britain.
b. They relocated to the southern colonies.
c. They reclaimed confiscated property.
d. They apologized to their neighbors and town leaders.
e. They were banished from the new United States.
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a. economic growth and industrialization b. adding Canada and Alaska to the United States c. the abolition of slavery d. making the United States a world power e. spreading the gospel to foreign lands
State governments took a more or less "laissez-faire" approach to the building of canals in the early nineteenth century
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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a) The work was done in the home. b) The work was done in factories. c) It competed with agricultural work. d) It was done exclusively by men.
The Truman Doctrine
A) reversed America's traditional policy of extending diplomatic recognition to de facto governments. B) was later described by Churchill as "the most unsordid act in history." C) formed the framework for a universal postwar American foreign policy. D) was a specific policy addressed to a specific set of circumstances.