Religious ideas and movements that began to sweep colonies in the 1740s motivated American colonists to judge and resist civil authorities in the colonies and Great Britain in the 1760s and 1770s
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
Answer: TRUE
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Why had Carlos IV of Spain agreed to an alliance with France?
a) Carlos decided to make peace after the less radical Directory government was established in Paris. b) Carlos had hoped an alliance would encourage the French to abandon plans for a Cult of Reason. Consider This: Carlos only objected after Napoleon marched his army into Spain to get to Portugal. See 6.8: Narrative: May Madness. c) Carlos did not really want to get involved in an alliance, but threats from the Inquisition forced his hand. Consider This: Carlos only objected after Napoleon marched his army into Spain to get to Portugal. See 6.8: Narrative: May Madness. d) Carlos was desperately trying to avoid the fate of his cousin Louis XVI. Consider This: Carlos only objected after Napoleon marched his army into Spain to get to Portugal. See 6.8: Narrative: May Madness.
Was the Spanish Empire a strong example of a mercantile empire? Which Spanish colonies were examples of mercantilism? How did the Spanish Empire demonstrate the strengths and weaknesses of mercantilism?
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The _________ gets its name from advances in stone tool technology
A. Paleolithic Age B. Neolithic Age C. Chalcolithic Age D. Bronze Age
As president, John Quincy Adams
a. was more successful than as secretary of state. b. was impeached by the House of Representatives, but he was acquitted by the Senate. c. was one of the least successful presidents in American history. d. put many of his supporters on the federal payroll. e. was successful in getting most of his programs enacted into law.