The society of the eighteenth-century backcountry was characterized by all of the following EXCEPT
A. self-sufficiency.
B. isolation.
C. hard work.
D. class conflict.
Answer: D
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A) They often accompanied their parents and were cared for by older children. B) They often went to segregated schools before they were old enough to work. C) They were often cared for at home by their mothers. D) They were often sent to nurseries where other slaves cared for them. E) They often played with the young children of the plantation owners.
New York served as a vital source of support for the cotton industry by
A) providing a useful source of child labor to supplement the young women who worked in the factory towns. B) providing necessary financing through its banks, the New York Stock Exchange, investment houses, and insurance companies to borrow funds and pay off loans to sustain the industry. C) providing a useful source of unemployed single men to supplement the young women who worked in the factory towns. D) providing crucial political support for the cotton industry through many state and national politicians supportive of the industry's goals and objectives.
All of the following were popular forms of entertainment during the Great Depression EXCEPT
a. movies. b. radio. c. auto racing. d. Monopoly.
The Spanish base of operations in Southeast Asia was established in
A. Malacca. B. Vietnam. C. Burman lands. D. Java. E. the Philippines.