The mounds discovered at Poverty Point tell us what about early North American life?
A. Early North Americans lived in highly stratified societies in which a small group of individuals held a large amount of power.
B. North Americans had virtually no contact with their South American counterparts.
C. Farming spread rapidly from Mesoamerica to North America.
D. Despite their foraging lifestyle, early North Americans engaged in complex social behaviors and formed permanent settlements.
Answer: D
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a. The federal government gave manufacturers money, land, and other resources. b. The federal government largely ignored industrialization. c. The federal government sided with unions against manufacturers. d. The federal government made a concerted effort to slow down the process of industrialization.
Urban populations increased significantly during the nineteenth century
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Fearing potentially a revolutionary situation, ____ attempted to defuse discontent in cities and among workers by encouraging the passage of the Reform Bill of 1832
a. the House of Commons. b. King William IV c. the House of Lords. d. Feargus O'Conner e. Thomas Malthus
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