Colonial resistance to the Sugar Act was linked to the __________
A) settlement of the Ohio Valley
B) smuggling of molasses
C) abolition of the slave trade
D) Indian attacks on the frontier
Answer: B
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The Granger movement collapsed when __________
A) local communities rioted against their mixed-race meetings B) their bills failed to be passed by state legislatures C) the depression of the 1870s wiped out their programs D) their cooperative purchasing scheme did not interest farmers
Why did the town of Fayetteville, North Carolina, grow so dramatically during World War II?
a. It became the site for a Japanese-American internment camp. b. The town hosted about 200,000 German prisoners of war. c. Military authorities placed an airbase there. d. The Manhattan project was developing the nuclear bomb there.
Which of the following statements is true of the Glorious Revolution?
A) Many of the proprietors who had founded the North American colonies were removed. B) The Crown was able to reassert control of the colonies. C) England was changed into a Protestant nation by James II. D) All the English colonies were unified under a single president-general. E) England and France signed the Treaty of Paris to evict Spain out of North America.
The first truly complex society in the Americas was that of the
A. Aztecs. B. Pueblos. C. Mayas. D. Olmec. E. Incas.