Under the Tea Act, the price of legal tea would be ____________________ than before
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
lower
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Early Pennsylvania also was referred to as the
a. "city upon a hill." b. "holy experiment." c. "city of God." d. "holy commune." e. "absence of sin."
Grover Cleveland split with his party over the issue of
a. providing relief for the unemployed. b. revealing his illness to the nation. c. repealing the Sherman Silver Purchase Act. d. his vice-presidential candidate.
Which of William Lloyd Garrison's opinions split the abolitionist movement?
a. Women should be included in the movement as equals. b. Abolition should be achieved through the established churches. c. Blacks and whites are not equal. d. Working via the established political system would be most efficient.
How did the arrival of coffee, tea, and chocolate change European behavior?
a) By the late-1600s, coffee, tea, and chocolate shops were replacing taverns as important social centers. b) Chocolate, tea, and coffee were so expensive that access to them was highly regulated, forcing the average European to wait in long lines to buy them. Consider This: Where were people most likely to buy these items? See 4.3.1: New Delights. c) By the mid-1600s, Europeans were encouraged to drink coffee, tea, or hot chocolate as alternatives to smoking tobacco. Consider This: Where were people most likely to buy these items? See 4.3.1: New Delights. d) The arrival of coffee, tea, and chocolate, while welcome, made no change in European behavior. Consider This: Where were people most likely to buy these items? See 4.3.1: New Delights.