How are the pro-British cartoon showing a tarred-and-feathered customs official and Paul Revere's engraving The Able Doctor, or America Swallowing the Bitter Draught similar?
A) They both show each side's perception of the Boston Tea Party.
B) Each features allegorical figures that represent the colonies and Britain.
C) Each shows its subject as the victim of cruel violence.
D) They both portray Americans as crude and thuggish.
C
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Most, if not all, of the new state constitutions enacted in the 1780s
a. were written documents intended to represent a fundamental law, superior to ordinary statutory legislation. b. lacked a specific bill of rights. c. required the annual election of state legislators. d. granted the state legislatures more power than governors. e. created weak executive and judicial branches.
Although Ibn Battuta started his journey alone, by the end of his saga, his constant companions were
a. his four wives. b. concubines. c. fellow Muslims, also from Tangiers. d. religious students. e. none, as he feared strangers.
In what area of eighteenth-century America would one find soldados de cuera?
A. New France B. New England C. the Lower South D. New Spain
Abbé Raynal believed that Europeans were manifesting God's destiny in colonizing North America.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)