The absence of ________ remained a source of friction between settlers in colonial New York and the British government for many years
A) trial by jury B) a popularly elected assembly
C) confirmation of their land grants D) religious toleration
B
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Until the __________, Western Europe had large, organized Communist parties, as well as groups of intellectuals who were sympathetic to Communism.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
What were some of the benefits provided to converted Christians and Muslims during the rise of these religions? How did these help foster the trickle down aspect of Christianity?
What will be an ideal response?
Jeanne Moorman found that at 30, a never-married, college-educated woman had a ______ chance of marriage.
A. 20–25% B. 33–38% C. 42–50% D. 58–66%
Which of the following is true about Leta Hollingworth's work with gifted students?
A. she recommended that gifted students be kept in their grades, but given enriched opportunities for learning B. she completed psychology's longest running longitudinal study of them C. she believed that after showing early promise, most gifted students burned out D. she argued that gifted children should be advanced in grades to be with those who were intellectually equal to them