Which of the following was common in urban areas like New York City during the first half of the nineteenth century?
A) ?competition for work among different racial and ethnic groups
B) ?violence and discrimination towards African-Americans and immigrants
C) ?religiously-based clashes between Catholics and Protestants
D) ?filthy conditions and international trade exposed Americans to global epidemics such as cholera
E) ?All of these are correct.
E
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a. increase in the supply of silver money to $60 per capita by 1900 b. increased money supply as well as justice for the people c. economic boost for workers; he cared little for farmers d. economic boost for farmers; he cared little for workers
Economically speaking, the most prosperous areas of Southeast Asia are the city-states of ____________________ and ____________________
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Most Africans were enslaved:
A) by white kidnappers who invaded African territory. B) by cooperation between European and African traders. C) for committing criminal offenses against the tribe. D) by North African Arab traders.
Many indentured servants in Virginia
a. became wealthy tobacco growers. b. ran away and joined Indian tribes. c. returned to England. d. died before completing their terms of service.