The outcome of the 1777 New York campaign of British General John Burgoyne showed that
a. Americans fought no better in the countryside than they did in cities.
b. Americans had unrealistic hopes of attracting foreign support.
c. the British had a poor understanding of American geography.
d. Indians were reliable allies for the British.
C
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The Indian Reorganization Act
a. guaranteed religious freedom and halted the sale of tribal lands. b. marked a return to the American governmental policies of the nineteenth century. c. received the full-fledged support of white missionaries who worked on reservations. d. weakened tribal control of local government.
Who was the chief minister during the childhood reign of Louis XIV?
A) the Queen Mother B) Pope Pius IV C) Cardinal Richelieu D) Cardinal Mazarin
In 1858 the Government of India Act __________.
A. increased the authority of native rulers B. improved the sepoys' wages and working conditions C. transferred political authority from the East India Company to the British crown D. transferred political authority from the East India Company to India
The first crops cultivated from agriculture by the Natufians were
a. Figs b. Fruit. c. Cotton. d. Root vegetables. e. Nuts.