Medieval vassals and towns worked to ___________.
A. limit the growth of a central state
B. promote strong royal authority
C. satisfy the food and clothing needs of the peasants
D. maintain the traditional feudal hierarchy
Answer: A
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a. Roosevelt's New Deal. b. the Second New Deal. c. the Munich Agreement. d. World War II. e. the Cold War.
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A. French fur traders B. British soldiers C. Spanish colonists D. southern plantation owners
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What will be an ideal response?