How did the Patriots treat the Loyalists after winning the American Revolution?
a. Offered to buy their land.
b. Confiscated their land and expelling many of them.
c. Offered them full citizenship in the new country.
d. Executed most of them.
e. Forced them to vote for George Washington.
b
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A. the Ethnic strategy B. the Suburban strategy C. the Northern strategy D. the Southern strategy
The chapter introduction tells the story of the Battle of Bunker Hill to make the point that
A. a key question in that battle and throughout the war was whether Americans would really fight to win their independence. B. Americans won their revolution by pitting dedicated amateur soldiers against the might of Britain's professional redcoats. C. declaring independence was one thing, but after the Declaration, actually fighting against the authority of one's own king was quite another. D. initially the war went badly for the Americans, testing their commitment to liberty and independence.
Which of the following is NOT consistent with the state of Aksum?
A) Aksum?s court language was Greek. B) Aksum?s ruler Ezana converted to Christianity. C) Aksum became Kenya. D) Aksum dominated the Red Sea trade by the start of the Common Era. E) none of the above.
Which of the following is not one of the characteristics of the stock market in the months leading up to the October 1929 crash?
A) There was a frenzied upsurge in stock prices. B) The market value of all stocks more than tripled in four years. C) Stockbrokers lending buyers up to 75 percent of a stock's cost D) Steep income-tax hikes suddenly cut the flow of money into the market. E) Investment trusts lured novices into the market