When William and Mary became monarchs in England in the late seventeenth century, they
A) abolished the representative assembly in Massachusetts.
B) made the Anglican Church the established church of New England.
C) made New York and Maryland royal colonies.
D) revoked the charters of Rhode Island and Connecticut.
C
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The Tea Act of 1773
A. followed a few years of relative calm between England and the American colonies. B. lowered the price of tea for American colonists. C. provided no new tax on tea. D. was intended to benefit a private British company. E. All these answers are correct.
During World War I, federal powers:
a. stayed the same. b. expanded greatly. c. changed little. d. were limited. e. were delegated to the states.
In the first phase of the 1961 ________, James Farmer and twelve other riders were assaulted outside of Anniston, Alabama when someone in the white mob threw a fire-bomb into the bus
A) Freedom Rides B) sit-ins C) March on Washington D) Journey of Reconciliation
What advantages and disadvantages did each side have when the Civil War began?
What will be an ideal response?