France was an American ally during the Revolutionary War, but it did not provide the Americans with significant amounts of money or munitions.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
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The cultural ideal for Puritan women in the New England community social order was
A) small families. B) to be literate and economically independent. C) little control over family household tasks. D) subordination to men.
How many children were born by the end of the 1950s in the postwar baby boom?
a. 10 million. b. 25 million. c. 50 million. d. 75 million. e. 100 million.
Which of the following is true of the soldiers who fought for American independence?
a. During the war's later years, the Continental army relied increasingly on young men with limited economic prospects. b. Relatively few—only one in sixty—lost their lives in the war. c. Nearly one-third of all American soldiers were slaves fighting as substitutes for their masters. d. Because they had the most to gain, men of substantial property served in disproportionately high numbers throughout the war. e. Lacking any military experience and unsure of their cause, the soldiers performed so poorly that it took the addition of 25,000 French ground troops to prevent a British victory.
Which statement about Japan is FALSE?
a. Japan opted out of the empire-building game for centuries. b. Japan ultimately faced conflict with the Russians over islands north of Japan. c. Many Japanese scholars saw Buddhism as focusing on empty, abstract thoughts. d. Knowledge of and ability to read Dutch was viewed as a sign of sophistication by the Japanese. e. Bibles were the only foreign texts allowed in Japan.