The Puritans were unique in the seventeenth century colonies of North America because of their
A) religious toleration.
B) peaceful relations with the Indians.
C) more equal sex roles.
D) impressive educational system.
Answer: D
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A) the federal government B) private charities C) the cities D) religious leaders
Jihad movements around the turn of the nineteenth century influenced Africa to
a. expel Christian missionaries. b. join with Western nations in accepting "modernity." c. reduce its foreign exports and increase self-sufficiency. d. develop a more truly Muslim society.
The rising tide of ____________ from Europe hurt northern free blacks economically
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Black leader Booker T. Washington was sometimes accused of saying what whites wanted to hear
Indicate whether the statement is true or false