When George Washington reached the Patriot camp in Massachusetts, he was
a. temporarily arrested.
b. attacked by Bostonians as an outsider.
c. proud of his battlefield success.
d. disturbed by the chaos and wretched conditions.
D
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The Struggle of the Orders ended in 287 B.C. when
a. the issue of ranking within the Senate was permanently resolved. b. laws passed by the Tribal Assembly no longer needed Senate approval. c. debt slavery was eliminated from the patron-client relationship. d. Rome extended citizenship to the Latin and the Sabines. e. the poorest plebeians permanently left Rome.
Under the task system in the early nineteenth century, a slave was expected to tend ____ acre(s) of rice daily
a. one b. two c. three d. four e. five
Southern, white, lower-class resentment of the aristocratic system was most likely to be found in
A. the mountain regions. B. the Deep South. C. the cities. D. the upper South. E. river and ocean port towns.
An examination of language patterns, music, and architectural forms in the South suggests that during the eighteenth century, __________
A) significant amounts of cultural sharing occurred between Africans and white southerners B) white southern culture borrowed little from African culture but the latter was transformed by white culture C) Africans absorbed little of the white culture in the South D) little cultural exchange of any kind occurred between African slaves and white southerners