The carved pineapple found at the top of this doorway from the main entrance of Westover Plantation symbolized __________
A) the importance of locally grown crops in the lower South
B) an architectural style unique to the American colonies
C) affluent hospitality
D) the dependence on African slave labor for agricultural production
C
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a. make no distinctions between aggressors and innocent victims. b. withhold aid from aggressors, but only on a case-by-case basis. c. punish aggression through economic sanctions. d. withdraw from international finance. e. focus on preventing conflicts instead of responding to them after the fact.
A testable prediction regarding the outcome of a study is called a(n) ______.
A. theory B. hypothesis C. replication D. boundary condition
Which statement best describes the economic differences between the north and the south just prior to the civil war?
A. The northern economy was primarily agricultural, while the southern economy was based on manufacturing B. Hobson plantations attracted more Europeans immigrants to the south than to the north C. Transportation systems were more developed in the north than the south D. The southern economy was more diversified
In what region of the world was President Ford's foreign policy most successful?
A. The Middle East B. The Soviet Union C. China D. Eastern Europe