In the regional North American societies, family and kinship, __________, and the local community were the most significant factors in everyday life.
A. market relations
B. the church
C. ethnic identity
D. colonial officials
Answer: B
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Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
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A) Europeans, Asian, and American Indians B) Africans, American Indians, and Asians C) Latin Americans, Europeans, and Africans D) Europeans, Africans, and American Indians
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a. Regional and interregional trade only began to expand with the arrival of the Europeans. b. Although agriculture was the economic basis of society, commerce was beginning to affect daily life. c. The region exported nothing but agricultural produce. d. Agriculture was becoming less commercialized. e. Local artisans were the main producers and consumers of luxury goods.
Which of the following was a disadvantage of working as a house slave?
A) House slaves were given inferior food. B) House slaves had to work in the fields four hours per day. C) House slaves were punished more frequently than field slaves were. D) House slaves were under tighter supervision than field slaves were.