The most direct motive of the London Company in securing its charter was
A) providing for religious freedom.
B) spreading Christianity.
C) relieving unemployment in England.
D) making money.
D
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A) landowners B) monarchs C) anarchists D) foreigners
The Comanche signed the Medicine Lodge Creek Treaty in 1867 because they decided to give in to the U.S. government's demand that they become farmers and stay within the boundaries of the reservation
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
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b. They argued that by shifting jobs to developed countries, it increased industrial pollution in those countries. c. They argued that it caused a lowering of international environmental protection standards. d. They argued that it had virtually abrogated the Law of the Sea Treaty.
Quakers and other religious groups relocated to the Ohio Valley from southern states due to their ___________
A) mission to convert Native Americans B) inability to avoid religious persecution C) distaste for slavery and intentions of helping escaped slaves D) poor health in hot southern climates