Strategists calculated that Britain’s last chance of winning the war lay in _____________.
a. Quebec
b. the Caribbean
c. the southern colonies
d. New England
c. the southern colonies
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The growth of industry and the factory system in the United States was slowed by
a. the high price of land. b. the scarcity of capital. c. the traditional American revulsion to wealth. d. the absence of any political support for manufacturers. e. the lack of a patent system to protect inventions.
Pope Gregory I did all of the following EXCEPT:
a. He sent a group of monks to Britain to aggressively promote the conversion of the Anglo-Saxons to Christianity. b. He recalled St. Boniface to Rome for his failure to convert the Irish. c. He encouraged the conversion of the German kings to Christianity. d. His actions contributed to the increasing independence of Latin Christendom from the Eastern Church at Constantinople.
Why did temperance organizations like the Anti-Saloon League and the Women's Christian Temperance Union appeal to rural residents of this country?
A) They were concerned about the influence of urban pleasures and beer-drinking immigrants. B) There was a serious problem with the production and sale of moonshine liquor in rural areas. C) Saloons contributed to the nation's troubles with labor by providing a place for unions to meet. D) Saloons served as headquarters where dishonest urban politicians paid immigrants for votes.
As a consequence of the 1763 peace treaties that ended the French and Indian War, __________
A) Britain ceded its claims to the Pacific coast B) France gained control of New Orleans C) Britain lost most its North American territory D) Spain took control of French Louisiana