From where did the names of the Jacobins derive?
A. their seating in the assembly chamber
B. the regions of France they represented
C. the colors of their clothing
D. their views on the monarchy
Answer: A
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A) driven by the international spice trade B) fueled by the English wool trade C) in sharp decline D) growing rapidly
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a. Savage treatment of prisoners became commonplace. b. New weapons were developed to kill rather than overrun the enemy. c. Soldiers' daily lives became increasingly squalid and miserable in rat-infested trenches. d. Officers increasingly encouraged soldiers not to fight and to await a peace treaty. e. Most of the participants on all sides simply quit active fighting and the war bogged down into a stalemate.
Which statement best describes the effect of the Hartford Convention?
a. Federalists were regarded as heroes for having shown the dangers of a government dominated by one party. b. New England Federalists were regarded as traitors for threatening to secede at a time when America seemed poised for victory. c. Republicans were regarded as a party of tyranny because they insisted on two terms for their presidents. d. Republicans were regarded as heroes for having preserved the principle of checks and balances.
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A) economic B) reproductive C) socialization D) indoctrination E) internalization