By the end of the colonial era, most slaves in South Carolina were from __________
A) Africa
B) South Carolina
C) the West Indies
D) France
Answer: A
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European laws of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries generally forbade women from owning property, handling money, signing contracts, or holding public office. Why was this?
a) Legal codes of the time treated women as perpetual children who had to be cared for by their fathers, husbands, and eventually sons. b) The restrictions on women were not unusual, since the majority of men were forbidden these things as well. Consider This: How did Sofonisba’s father arrange for her to receive training? See 2.6: Narrative: Wondrous Sofonisba. c) The Church condemned women who engaged in such practices. Consider This: How did Sofonisba’s father arrange for her to receive training? See 2.6: Narrative: Wondrous Sofonisba. d) Women were actually able to do all these things as long as specially convened town councils approved it. Consider This: How did Sofonisba’s father arrange for her to receive training? See 2.6: Narrative: Wondrous Sofonisba.
Jefferson’s embargo
a. applied only to trade with England and France. b. was strongly supported in New England. c. completely eliminated foreign trade. d. was a success. e. none of these choices.
In Operation Iraqi Freedom, the U.S. had the support of troops from
a. Great Britain, Australia, and Poland. b. France and Germany. c. the United Nations. d. None of the these—the U.S. acted alone.
What best describes the character of the post office murals painted during the Depression?
A. They showed common folk from the region doing common, traditional tasks. B. They tended to idealize a better future, rather than focus on themes from the past. C. They featured patriotic symbols to inculcate loyalty to the federal government. D. They glorified the worker, subtly criticizing big business.