During the spring and summer of 1775, Boucher's opinions and sermons had become so controversial that he never entered the pulpit without
a) two loaded pistols. b) carefully considering what he was about to say. c) telling members of the choir to evacuate at the first sign of trouble.
d) asking his wife, Nelly, to give him a signal if his sermon was becoming too controversial.
e) praying a last time for spiritual guidance.
a
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A) Eddie Murphy. B) Richard Pryor. C) Danny Glover. D) Chris Rock.
When Europeans began to colonize North America, the Indians on the continent
a. did not see themselves as one people and did not think of uniting against the invaders. b. realized that unity against the invaders was essential to survival. c. quickly accepted the religious ideas expressed by European missionaries. d. recognized the importance of accepting and adopting the major characteristics of European culture.
Antifederalists generally found their greatest support among __________.
a. the commercial areas of the eastern seaboard b. the poorer debtors and farmers c. small states like Delaware and New Jersey d. the wealthy and well-educated
The Camp David Accords provided a framework for peace negotiations between __________
A) the United States and the Soviet Union B) North Vietnam and South Vietnam C) Iran and the United States D) Israel and Egypt E) the Soviet Union and China