The New England colonies became increasingly difficult for England to control because
a. as a predominately Catholic territory, New England had serious religious issues with the crown.
b. the Church of England had no regulatory devices in New England.
c. New England refused to pay a tax to the Crown.
d. New Englanders had grown accustomed to a lack of British authority.
e. New Englanders were an ethnically diverse population.
d
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A) He was a black labor union president. B) He was a star athlete who fought for integration. C) He was a field secretary of the NAACP. D) He was a Harlem Renaissance artist who fought for the inclusion of black art in museums.
Andrew Carnegie, a ruthless businessman, was also unusually civic-minded. By the time he died, Carnegie had:
a. paid much higher wages than other employers in similar enterprises b. provided several company towns where his employees could live inexpensively c. invented trust funds, so that his heirs could fund charities as they saw fit d. donated large sums of money to libraries, research foundations, and peace organizations
Which of these is reflected by the areas marked "areas controlled by Central Powers" in the map "World War I."
A) The western front was mobile. B) Russia had pushed back the Central Powers by 1916. C) The eastern front moved hundreds of miles. D) The Central Powers were not able to advance to the east.