The major source of Anglo-French conflict in the colonies was ________
A) slavery
B) international naval supremacy
C) arguments over relations and treaties with Native Americans
D) political grievances
E) control of the Mississippi and Ohio Valleys
Answer: E
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a. the intermarriage between European and Indian women. b. the introduction of new methods of distilling alcohol. c. the deadly exposure to more European diseases. d. the decimation of Amerindian cattle and horses by Europeans and their illnesses. e. the introduction of tea from English colonies.
Which of the following best describes the relationship between the British Empire and the American colonies prior to the French and Indian War
a. Most Americans believed that the benefits of membership in the British empire far outweighed the costs b. Strict enforcement of colonial trade regulations by the British government created constant friction with the colonists c. Most Americans vehemently objected to their membership in the British Empire and were looking for an opportunity to revolt d. American assenting to British demands that they avoid settlement on Indian lands west of the Appalachians e. Most Britons believing that the American colonies should be granted to their independence
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Why did Lincoln issue the Emancipation Proclamation? What were the practical and symbolic consequences of this decision?
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