What is an indentured servant?
a. One who has been sentenced to work for another as punishment for a crime
b. One who is allowed to live on and work someone else's land and in return agrees to share the crops raised
c. One who is obligated to work for the government but receives food and shelter in return
d. One who contracts to work for a planter for up to seven years and in return receives passage to the NewWorld
d
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Known as ________, over 16,000 French aristocrats settled in countries near the French border, where they sought to foment counterrevolution
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Which of the following things did William Wheeler NOT say about the Union cause?
a) In a war with the south the "great sin" of slavery would be expiated. b) In battle he felt "a joyous exaltation." c) He would gladly see every man who took arms to defend slavery "killed or driven from the land." d) The war was to him "the same that the quest of the Holy Grail was to Sir Galahad." e) "I am twice as buoyant, and hopeful, and happy on a hard march, as when vegetating in camp."
The Code of Hammurabi reflected the Mesopotamian society of his time. Indicate the major features of this society as they are reflected in the code
What were the advantages and disadvantages of such a code? What do you think the average Babylonian citizen thought of the code?
Regarding the development of the personal computer,
A. as PCs came to dominate the computer market, IBM was the principal beneficiary. B. initially DOS and Macintosh software were quite similar. C. Macintosh dominated the market for personal computers in the late 1980s. D. Macintosh software was developed years before DOS software. E. IBM hired Microsoft in the late 1970s to design an operating system for its computers.