_____ was a group of six Algonquian villages in present-day Virginia, named after their leader
A) Jamestown
B) The Iroquois Confederacy
C) Roanoke
D) The Powhatan Confederacy
E) Mexico City
D
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After 1661, the new attitude in England toward religion resulted in which change in Massachusetts?
A) More immigrants came, fleeing religious persecution. B) Puritans tightened their control over the colony. C) The Crown had more control over the colony. D) Puritans had to accept non-Puritans meeting in public.
The cotton gin
a. made Eli Whitney one of the richest men in America. b. helped revitalize slavery in the United States. c. contributed to industrialization in the South. d. had no impact on the South. e. none of these choices.
The presidential election of 1844 was a contest between Henry Clay and Martin Van Buren.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
The election of 1932, said Herbert Hoover, was "a contest between two philosophies of government." Describe the competing philosophies of government offered by Hoover and Franklin Roosevelt in the election of 1932. What was Roosevelt's campaign strategy, and why did he win?
What will be an ideal response?