In his essay “The Laboring Classes,” Orestes Brownson argued that:
a. each worker’s problems had to be understood individually.
b. workers had achieved true freedom thanks to free enterprise.
c. workers were lazy and easily tempted by alcohol.
d. government was the cause of workers’ problems.
e. wealth and labor were at war.
Ans: e. wealth and labor were at war.
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__________ was a Wampanoag chief the whites called King Philip.
a. Metacomet b. Powhatan c. Opechancanough d. Tecumseh
Which of the following was true of the war launched by Metacomet in 1675?
a. It ended in a victory for Metacomet and his people. b. It resulted in the death of more than a thousand people. c. It lasted only a few weeks. d. It had little long-term impact
How did the continuing struggle between King Charles I of England and Parliament escalate after 1642? What Puritan military leader led the parliamentary army against the king? What was the final outcome for Charles?
What will be an ideal response?
The ________ branch of government gained most of the power in the governments created by the initial state constitutions.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).