Between 1700 and 1750, the colonial population in British North America __________
A) fell by 50 percent
B) grew by 14 percent
C) doubled
D) more than quadrupled
D
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In later treaties signed by China with France and the United States, an important addition was the most-favored nation clause, which stated that:
a. any new concessions granted to one country automatically reverted to those who by treaty were “most-favored nations.” b. no new concessions could be granted to any country which was not already a “most-favored nation.” c. any new concessions granted to one country could not automatically revert to those who by treaty were “most-favored nations.” d. no new concessions could be granted to those who by treaty were “most-favored nations.”
The most prominent African American female activist of the late nineteenth century, ____ mounted a campaign to end lynching
a. Sojourner Truth b. Toni Morrison c. Mary McLeod Bethune d. Ida B. Wells e. Harriet Tubman
What were the major ways that life for Native Americans on the Plains was changing during this period?
What will be an ideal response?
According to the introductory video in section 8.3, the Republican Party of Thomas Jefferson’s time is the __________ Party of today
A) Republican B) Democratic C) Federalist D) Tea