As New England fathers ran out of farmland to provide for their sons,
a. younger sons left their families behind to seek their fortunes further west.
b. they began to invest in the carrying trade and banking houses of new England's urban centers.
c. rivalries between sons over the limited resources turned increasingly fierce.
d. the bolder sons ventured south to try their hand on tobacco and sugar plantations.
ANSWER: a
You might also like to view...
How did the events of the first half of 1940 affect American public opinion?
a. They strengthened isolationist sentiment. b. They convinced many Americans of the need to go to war with Japan. c. They convinced many Americans that Germany was a threat to the United States. d. They convinced many Americans that it was time for Roosevelt to go.
Why did the United States escape from the growth of big government that affected most other countries?
a. American territory was unscarred from World War II and Americans took the concept of freedom seriously. b. The United States had more privatized industry that kept control out of the government's hands. c. The U.S. economy dealt with restraints on governmental development inflicted by the division of the world into primary and secondary producers. d. There were too many ideological conflicts within the U.S. government to leave room for growth.
The contributory factors to the sexual revolution include all of the following except
A) cultural movements like Romanticism. B) lack of literary censorship after World War II. C) Freudian psychology that sexual repression causes neurosis. D) influx of pornography into mainstream society. E) family units breaking apart since Industrial Revolution.
Briefly describe how the representation of women in language, advertising, and popular romance novels contributes to stereotypes of femininity.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).