The permanent outposts established by Europeans in North America in the early sixteenth century were initially inhabited by people whose aim was to
a. establish permanent colonies for their respective countries.
b. establish military bases for their respective countries.
c. Christianize the Indians of North America.
d. make money by sending as many beaver pelts as possible home to Europe.
d
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a. audit officers. b. bureau of archivists. c. police commissioners. d. All of these answers are correct.
The development of trade and manufacturing moved China toward what kind of economy?
A. a capitalist production economy B. a money economy C. a trade-based economy D. a modern economy E. a traditional economy
Which of the following was a major faction of the Democratic party?
A. African Americans from all regions of the nation B. Staunch opponents of the spoils system C. High-tariff proponents from the business community D. Working-class men of immigrant stock who supported urban political machines
The election of 1828
A. saw Andrew Jackson sweep most of New England. B. saw Andrew Jackson receive the largest majority in American political history. C. was decided by the House of Representatives. D. represented to Jacksonians a victory for the forces of privilege. E. saw the emergence of a new two-party system.