Who led impoverished Massachusetts farmers in a 1786 uprising?
a) Daniel Shays
b) James Madison
c) Phillis Wheatley
d) Patrick Henry
a) Daniel Shays
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What will be an ideal response?
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A. assert traditional rights B. support religious institutions C. advance new ideas D. challenge the power of financiers
How did the Dutch revolt against the Spanish Habsburgs begin?
A. as a tax revolt B. with an assassination of a noble C. as a protest to conscripted military service D. with the state execution of a popular lay leader
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A. anything that produced income for the family B. anything that produced goods for the market economy C. anything that perpetuated self-sufficiency for rural families D. that women's work in the family was considered secondary E. the division of class and social stratification assigned value to work based on hourly labor