How did the government try to limit labor unrest during the war?
What will be an ideal response?
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a. hatred for the domineering Governor William Berkeley. b. Bacon's friendship with the local Indians. c. Bacon's commitment to democratic principles. d. the impact of the English Civil War on the Virginians.
The spread of goods and people along the Silk Road helped facilitate the spread of the plague.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
In the period roughly from 1500 to 1750
a. the modern state was invented by the sovereign states of Europe that also developed the idea of human liberty. b. both the modern state and the idea of human liberty were created by republican states such as the Dutch Republic. c. the modern state was invented by absolute monarchies, whereas the modern idea of human liberty was developed in Renaissance Italy. d. republican states such as the Dutch Republic and England invented the idea of human liberty. e. none of the above
In the fall of 1968, American and North Vietnamese negotiators reached an "understanding" in which
A. the U.S. would unilaterally halt bombing raids against North Vietnam partly in exchange for reduced infiltration across the DMZ. B. both North Vietnam and the U.S. would withdraw its troops from South Vietnam and the Viet Cong would surrender its weapons. C. America would limit its bombing to territory below the 20th parallel in exchange for a North Vietnamese promise to begin meaningful negotiations. D. America would stop bombing North Vietnam in exchange for Hanoi's recognition of South Vietnam and its withdrawal from Cambodia. E. the U.S. would stop bombing the Ho Chi Minh Trail in exchange for an NLF promise to participate in a coalition government.