Slaves regarded the least prosperous, nonslaveholding whites as
a. potential, yet undesirable, masters.
b. their equals in doing the least desirable work.
c. violent, rabble-rousers who often picked on slaves.
d. hillbillies and "poor white trash"—too lazy and shiftless to work productively.
e. potential allies in slave revolts against planter aristocrats.
d
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A) Columbian question B) Columbian Exchange C) encomienda D) requerimiento
The South's financial war strategy was most like the North's in that
A. both had a National Bank. B. both remained on the gold standard for the duration of the war. C. both issued fiat money (money not backed by any hard currency). D. both were devised by Salmon P. Chase. E. None of the above
Which of the following is an important consequence of the Dar al-Islam?
A. Warfare arose as different Muslim rulers sought to claim their right to represent the religion as a whole. B. Christians and Jews came to be widely persecuted. C. Texts written in languages other than Arabic were discarded and thought to be irrelevant to the new Muslim faith. D. A great flourishing of the arts and sciences swept across Afroeurasia, leading to a larger accumulation of old and new knowledge.
According to the 1787 Constitution, a member of which of these groups counted as three-fifths of a person when determining representation in the House of Representatives?
A) women B) landless men C) Indians D) slaves