The Continental Congress refers to
A) a constituent assembly of military leaders and civilian representatives in the colonies to deal with the economic sanctions of King George.
B) an assembly of British nobility convening to decide the fate of the American colonies.
C) an assembly of representatives from the American colonies that provided leadership during the revolutionary crisis.
D) the congress first established by the Americans after they won the war.
E) None of these
C
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A) Algeria. B) Botswana. C) Egypt. D) Niger. E) Chad.
Anne Hutchinson angered Massachusetts's leaders by claiming that most ministers were preaching salvation by good works rather than by God's grace.
a. true b. false
The problems experienced by the Donner Party included
A. attacks by Indians B. Getting caught in an early snowstore due to geographic difficulties C. !imprisonment by the Mexican army
In the years between 1600 and 1750, the cities that grew most vigorously were ________
A. capitals and ports B. military forts and capitals C. industrial cities and ecclesiastical cities D. ports and cities bordering the national line