Although Harvard's Reverend John Eliot worked hard to Christianize Native Americans in New England, most white-Indian relations:
a. reflected Eliot's brotherly love between different cultures
b. were characterized by hostility and violence, even war
c. resulted in frequent bad feelings but seldom any violence
d. led to symmetrical exchanges of ideas and goods
B
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The Treaty of ________, signed in 1259, momentarily settled the dispute between France and England
A. London B. Newcastle C. Paris D. Geneva
The British were finally forced out of Boston when Washington acquired artillery from __________
A) New York B) Fort Ticonderoga C) the French D) Fort Detroit
The Battle of ____________________ was a victory for Tokugawa in 1600 and led to the founding of the military shogunate
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
The __________ was the name given to a series of overland trade routes that connected eastern and western Eurasia, beginning at the end of the fourth century BCE.
a. Porcelain Path. b. Dao, or Way. c. Silk Road. d. Iron Express.