What did the Elizabethan Settlement do?
A) compensate Protestant Scots
B) restore Catholicism in England
C) establish the Anglican Church
D) accept the Council of Trent
C
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Washington may have saved republican government in America in 1783 when he __________.
A. refused to back Continental officers' demands at Newburgh B. persuaded Maryland to ratify the Articles of Confederation C. negotiated the peace treaty with Britain D. put down a slave uprising
By the mid-eighteenth century, the most prosperous segment of the New England economy was __________
A) shipbuilding B) the carrying trade C) the beaver pelt trade D) farming
During the course of what was known as "the scramble," __________.
A. enslaved Africans were forced to run to places on the slave ships B. slavers branded the Africans onboard ship C. auctioneers increased buyers' bids on slaves D. buyers picked slaves for purchase out of a corral
Andrew Jackson’s handling of the nullification crisis in 1832 and the battle over the Bank of the United States reflects the
A) weakness of the executive branch B) strength of the executive branch C) weakness of the legislative branch D) strength of the legislative branch