In the Land Ordinance of 1785, the income from the sale of section 16 of each township was reserved for support of:
A) roads and canals.
B) a territorial government.
C) public education.
D) established churches.
Answer: C
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A) more bachelors who never married. B) the development of the nuclear family at the expense of the extended family. C) a great proportion of widows in communities. D) the birth of fewer children in medieval times. E) a rapid increase in Europe's population.
William Penn and his father had little in common except
a. their lust for power and riches. b. their support for Oliver Cromwell's Puritan army. c. their loyalty to the king. d. unwillingness to finance the king's extravagant lifestyle.
What was the effect of factory work on the working-class family?
A) It dissolved them; families traditionally had worked together. B) It removed work from the home and segregated it by gender and age. C) Factory work interfered with the care of children. D) Because of insufficient information, worker’s standard of living measured by income and expenses is incomplete. E) All of the above.
Essentially, much of the responsibility for maintaining social order in India during these years fell to
A. the jati. B. the powerful Buddhist monasteries. C. Hindu religious police. D. the writers and philosophers of classical India. E. the Mauryan emperors themselves.