Loyalist sentiment was thought to be stronger in the South than in the North.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
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The first Southern state to introduce "Black Codes" was
A) Alabama. B) Louisiana. C) Mississippi. D) Virginia.
All of the following illustrated that freedom of speech and freedom of press were considered by British colonists in North America to be basic to their rights as residents of British colonies EXCEPT
A) the acquittal of John Peter Zenger for seditious libel by a New York jury. B) the repeal of the seditious libel laws. C) the inclusion of articles in many North American newspapers of critiques of royal governors and colonial governments. D) republishing articles from the English press in many North American newspapers demanding freedom and "the rights of Englishmen."
What might explain the conclusion that Californians seem to have developed an unusual toleration of religious differences?
a. The California State Constitution followed the federal Constitution in its establishment of a clear separation of church and state and religious tolerance. b. The Gold Rush created an environment where people earned respect based on their success and prosperity, not their background. c. California had always been a diverse state where difference mattered little. d. Being able to observe Chinese spirituality amongst them, most Californians came to the conclusion that religious differences mattered little.
The first leaders of the People's Republic of Korea and the Republic of Korea, respectively, were
a. Achmed Sokarno and Chou Liu. b. Kim Il Sung and Syngman Rhee. c. Heidekei Tojo and Lee Kuan-yew. d. Yayha Khan and Pu Yi. e. Kim Dae Jung and Arturo Shimonoseki.