Most participants in the wartime slave rebellion
A. escaped to the Caribbean.
B. died of disease, illness, or battle wounds.
C. were returned to their colonial masters.
D. enjoyed elevated status after the siege of Yorktown.
Answer: B
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A) Philip II of Spain. B) Henry VII of England. C) Charles V of the Holy Roman Empire. D) Henry IV of France. E) James IV of Scotland.
Benedictine monks dedicated themselves full-time to the worship of God and
a. the collection of taxes. b. military service. c. governmental service. d. the production of books. e. manual labor.
Which of the following was not a trend in American democracy during the 1820s and 1830s?
a. The idea of a "common man" and "manliness" became an important factor with candidates. b. Selling candidates and their images was as important as the positions for which they stood. c. A spirit of popular involvement in politics enlivened the public sphere. d. Ironically, as the number of eligible voters rose, voter turnout in elections declined.
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A) demand from New England merchants that their shipping be protected. B) desire of Westerners to expand into Canada. C) British repeal of the Orders in Council. D) French blockade of American ports.