Analyze the connections that developed between the colonies and Great Britain during the eighteenth century, including commerce, communication, and military alliances.
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The state of Massachusetts responded to the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850 by __________
A) passing its own much tougher version B) using its militia to safeguard slaves fleeing to Canada C) nullifying the federal law D) passing its own watered-down version of the legislation
Joseph Brant was
A) the Mohawk chief who, as leader of the Iroquois confederation, sided with the British during the Revolution and later became the inspiration behind Indian resistance in the Northwest B) the most famous African American to fight for the Americans during the Revolution C) the author who was lynched in Boston because of his pamphlet arguing that Anglo-American compromise and peace would be preferable to transatlantic war and possible independence D) the leader of the pro-American peace party in the House of Commons E) the main spokesman for the Antifederalists in the battle over ratification of the Constitution
The two centers of Italian unification were
a. Lombardy and Naples. b. Florence and Milan. c. Sicily and Piedmont. d. Veneto and Tuscany.