The __________ Acts passed by the British Parliament severely limited with who and how the colonies could trade. There were four parts to these Acts, passed between 1651 and 1673.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Ans: Navigation
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A. Black voters remained firm in their support for Republican candidates. B. Dubois refused the help of whites in helping him achieve his goals. C. Dubois only appealed to sharecroppers who had little ability to affect change. D. Poor blacks found Dubois's ideas to be elitist and irrelevant to their lives.
How did the size of the federal government during Washington's presidency accord with Anti-Federalist fears?
A) Anti-Federalists feared that the government would be large and expensive, but it was quite small at that time. B) Anti-Federalists feared that the government would be large and expensive, and indeed, it employed thousands. C) Anti-Federalists feared that the government would be weak, and under Washington the United States did not protect its interests. D) Anti-Federalists feared that the government would be weak, but under Washington the United States projected a powerful image. E) Anti-Federalists feared that the government would look to Britain as a model, but Washington's cabinet favored France.
Aeschyluswas the
a. leader of the Sophists. b. first known writer of tragedy. c. first capital city of Ionia. d. name of the basic Spartan army unit. e. wrote The Republic.
Which of the following was not a Meiji economic policy?
A. A graduated and progressive income tax B. A new land tax C. Industrial subsidies D. Improved systems of transportation and communication E. Turning established industries over to private ownership