Seventeenth-century southern plantations
A. created few new wealthy landowners.
B. enabled planters to control their markets.
C. tended to be rough and relatively small.
D. rarely required the landowner do any manual labor.
E. used many more slaves than indentured servants.
C
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A) They assassinated Martin Luther King Jr. B) They violently attacked demonstrators on the Edmund Pettis Bridge in Selma, Alabama. C) They killed three CORE workers who had gone to Mississippi to register black voters. D) They bombed the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church in Birmingham, killing four girls.
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A. improved B. deteriorated C. skyrocketed D. all but disappeared
The Missouri Compromise provided for
a. Missouri’s admission as a slave state. b. Massachusetts’s admission as a free state. c. gradual abolition of slavery in Missouri. d. California's admission as a free state. e. all of these choices.
The slave Onesimus, given to the illustrious colonial clergymen Cotton Mather, is most notable for what accomplishment?
a. He introduced Mather to the process of inoculation for smallpox. b. Under Mather’s tutelage, he became the first black slave to convert to Christianity. c. He introduced Mather to African call-and-response techniques which Mather popularized within the Puritan church. d. He introduced Mather to rice-cultivating techniques which made his master a rich man and which introduced a new cash crop to North America.