Why did the Northwest foster rich and complex Indian societies?
A) religious beliefs that encouraged subjugation
B) cooperative relationships with white settlers
C) abundant resources
D) cool weather that led to less farming and more cultural development
Answer: C
You might also like to view...
Demonstrations against the Stamp Act:
A) occurred only in large cities. B) were confined to Boston. C) were most violent in the Backcountry. D) occurred in almost every coastal port city.
The Zealots were
A. a Jewish sect who established a religious community near the Dead Sea. B. members of the Roman Emperor's private bodyguard. C. a Jewish group who favored cooperation with Rome. D. militant extremists who advocated the violent overthrow of Rome's rule. E. the special Roman legions whose major function was to defend the empire from barbarians.
Those most likely to move into the class of Southern elite were
a. middle-class professionals b. frontier farmers c. smaller farmers with a few slaves d. carpetbaggers e. politicians
Hinton Helper's The Impending Crisis urged non-slaveholding southern whites to rally around the planter elites or face the inevitable destruction of "herrenvolk democracy."
a. true b. false