Thomas Hooker and Roger Williams were both executed for their dissent on the major tenets of Puritanism
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
FALSE
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Macon's Bill No. 2
a. halted trade with France. b. permitted trade with all nations but promised that if either Britain or France lifted its commercial restrictions on American trade, the U.S. would stop trading with the nation that had not repealed its commercial restrictions on American trade. c. forbade American trade with Britain and France but promised to open trade with either country if it would cease its violations of American neutrality rights. d. repealed the Embargo Act of 1807. e. halted trade with Britain.
What was the most powerful argument advanced for President Washington seeking a second term as president?
A) to serve as a political buffer between Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson and their opposing policies B) there was no significant disagreement in the country with any of Washington's policies C) maintaining American neutrality as revolutionary France and Britain prepared to resume warfare in Europe would require adept and strategic political leadership that Washington believed he could provide D) Washington needed a second term of political accomplishments to guarantee his historical legacy as a great political leader
The exchange of diseases along the Silk Roads
a. while at times deadly to both agricultural and pastoral peoples, did not alter the balance between these two peoples in Eurasia. b. dramatically weakened the Christian church in the Byzantine Empire as followers abandoned what they perceived as an uncaring God. c. ultimately gave Western Europeans an advantage when they confronted peoples of the Western hemisphere after 1500 who had not been exposed to the diseases of the Silk Roads. d. all of the above.
What constituted the “third leg” of the Triangle trade?
A. payment for slaves in gold in Africa prior to the Middle Passage. B. payment for slaves in the Americas with sugar-based products to be taken back to Europe. C. payment for slave ships in Europe to go to Africa. D. exchange of slaves for passage of cargo and colonists from Europe to America. E. None of these.