In eighteenth-century North America, by far the greatest number of enslaved workers lived in Virginia or __________
A) Maryland
B) New York
C) Georgia
D) Pennsylvania
A
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A. The Vikings B. The Mormons C. The Puritans D. The Quakers
By the start of World War I, most major nations of Europe ________
A. began providing free public education for the masses B. provided free elementary and secondary education for the masses C. began providing free university education for the masses D. provided free elementary, secondary, and university education for the masses
What resulted from a strike by white workers at the Tredegar Iron Works in Richmond, Virginia?
A) The slaves and the white workers together formed a labor union. B) The enslaved African Americans who worked at the factory were all let go. C) Having slaves and free whites work together at a factory was outlawed. D) The only white workers remaining supervised an exclusively enslaved labor force. E) Iron production stopped at that factory for good.
The Tripartite Pact brought together
A. England, France, and the Soviet Union. B. England, the Soviet Union, and the United States. C. Germany, Italy, and Japan. D. China, England, and the United States. E. Germany, Italy, and Austria.