Causes:
1.Great Ice Age
2. Corn cultivation
3. New sailing technology/ desire for spices
4. Portugal creates sugar plantations on Atlantic coastal islands
5. Columbus's 1st encounter w/ New World
6. Native Americans' lack of immunity to smallpox, malaria, etc.
7. Spanish conquest of large quantities of New World gold/ silver
8. Aztec legends of returning god, Quetzalcoatl
9. Spanish need to protect MX vs. French/ English enroachment
10. Franciscan friars desire to convert Pacific coast Indians to Catholocism
Effects:
A. Rapid expansion of golbal economic commerce/ manufacturing
B. European voyages around Africa to reach Asia
C. Establishment of Spanish settlements in Florida %26amp; New Mexico
D. Exposure of "land bridge" between Asia %26amp; North America
E. Formation of chain of mission settlements in CA
F. Global exchange of animals, plants, and diseases
G. Formation of large, sophisticated civilizations in MX %26amp;S.America
H. Cortes relatively easy conquest of Tenochtitlan..History matching game?
The ice age caused the global exchange of animals, etc.
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
If someone answers the questions for my study guide, ill love you forever lol?
Exam 3 Outline World Regional Geography Fall 09
3 ancient cultural civilizations:
Maya, Aztec, and Inca.
Location of each?
Why did the population decline?
How did each affect their landscape?
What evidence exists today of these cultures?
What was the driving force for the European colonialists in Middle America?
How did this differ from North American colonialists?
Mainland versus Rimland:
Main objectives of hacienda and plantations?
How did the indigenous population play a role in each (or lack of indigenous people)?
What crops were grown on each?
What is the culture in each like today?
Caribbean islands we covered = Cuba, Puerto Rico, Hispaniola, and Jamaica
Know the main difference in terms of physical makeup, governments, and the examples used to differentiate these islands (such as AIDS in Haiti, Rastafarian movement in Jamaica, and other examples).
Mexico 鈥?understand how the physical geography plays a role in determining where the population exists.
Mexico City is a good example of what most every Latin American city is dealing with especially high
population growth rates. What problem does this cause? What is the Metza? What are other problems Mexico City is dealing with?
What is the Maquiladora program and how is it related to population migration in Mexico?
How does this program differ from NAFTA?
What kind of dependency relationship exists between the US and Mexico?
Pros and cons of NAFTA inception in Mexico.
Central America 鈥?Why did Europeans first settle this region (what was exported initially)?
What is the economy based on today?
Where is the population concentrated and why here?
Geographically the Panama Canal is important 鈥?why? Who uses the canal primarily today?
Demographics of Latin America
The population in Latin America is characterized by rural to urban migration. How does this affect:
Total Fertility Rate
What is population momentum?
Be able to differentiate the regions of South America: The North, the West, the Southern Cone and Brazil.
Be sure to review what we covered in the specific countries of each region.If someone answers the questions for my study guide, ill love you forever lol?
You could google pretty much all of this and quickly get your answers, instead of having someone on the internet do all your homework for you. I don't mean this to be mean or disrespectful, but it would also probably be a lot faster than waiting for someone else to look all of this up for you, and its very likely that no one is going to.
3 ancient cultural civilizations:
Maya, Aztec, and Inca.
Location of each?
Why did the population decline?
How did each affect their landscape?
What evidence exists today of these cultures?
What was the driving force for the European colonialists in Middle America?
How did this differ from North American colonialists?
Mainland versus Rimland:
Main objectives of hacienda and plantations?
How did the indigenous population play a role in each (or lack of indigenous people)?
What crops were grown on each?
What is the culture in each like today?
Caribbean islands we covered = Cuba, Puerto Rico, Hispaniola, and Jamaica
Know the main difference in terms of physical makeup, governments, and the examples used to differentiate these islands (such as AIDS in Haiti, Rastafarian movement in Jamaica, and other examples).
Mexico 鈥?understand how the physical geography plays a role in determining where the population exists.
Mexico City is a good example of what most every Latin American city is dealing with especially high
population growth rates. What problem does this cause? What is the Metza? What are other problems Mexico City is dealing with?
What is the Maquiladora program and how is it related to population migration in Mexico?
How does this program differ from NAFTA?
What kind of dependency relationship exists between the US and Mexico?
Pros and cons of NAFTA inception in Mexico.
Central America 鈥?Why did Europeans first settle this region (what was exported initially)?
What is the economy based on today?
Where is the population concentrated and why here?
Geographically the Panama Canal is important 鈥?why? Who uses the canal primarily today?
Demographics of Latin America
The population in Latin America is characterized by rural to urban migration. How does this affect:
Total Fertility Rate
What is population momentum?
Be able to differentiate the regions of South America: The North, the West, the Southern Cone and Brazil.
Be sure to review what we covered in the specific countries of each region.If someone answers the questions for my study guide, ill love you forever lol?
You could google pretty much all of this and quickly get your answers, instead of having someone on the internet do all your homework for you. I don't mean this to be mean or disrespectful, but it would also probably be a lot faster than waiting for someone else to look all of this up for you, and its very likely that no one is going to.
History questions 10!!!!!!! points?
1. The Bessemer process created strong, lightweight (1 point)
steel.
oil.
iron.
coal.
2. Which policy allowed businesses to operate under minimal government regulation? (1 point)
laissez-faire
protective tariffs
collective bargaining
cartels
3. Most of the immigrants processed at Angel Island were from (1 point)
Europe.
Asia.
South America.
the Caribbean.
4. With the growth of urban areas, opportunities for women (1 point)
stayed the same.
increased somewhat.
dramatically expanded.
dramatically decreased.
5. Vaudeville shows (1 point)
provided exhibitions of new technology and entertainment.
introduced a new type of motion picture.
created a style of music that would later evolve into jazz.
were a variety of musical drama, songs, and comedy.
6. After the Civil War, the South (1 point)
replaced small farms with large plantations.
farmed in many different ways.
became industrialized
shipped its raw materials to the North for processing.
7. The Battle of Wounded Knee. (1 point)
recognized Native American tribes as independent nations.
was the last conflict between Native American and the Government.
granted each Native American family a 160-acre farmstead.
improved the reservation system.
8. The Exodusters were (1 point)
Mexican Americans who fled after the Mexican-American War.
African Americans who fled the South after Reconstruction.
Chinese Americans who fled the North after the Gold Rush.
Native Americans who fled the East after the Battle of Fallen Timbers.
9. Which of the following factors contributed to the end of the open-range system? (1 point)
an increase in the price of beef
the invention of barbed wire
the development of railroads
the disappearance of big mining companies
10. In the case Plessy v. Ferguson, the Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of (1 point)
Jim Crow laws.
poll taxes.
literacy tests.
grandfather clauses.History questions 10!!!!!!! points?
I can answer 6 and 7 for you.
After the Civil War the CSA (South) became industrialized AND it began shipping to the north.
The battle of wounded knee was the final battle between the US and the Indian Nations. Mostly Sioux and Cheyenne I believepermit practice test restaurants in pittsburgh
steel.
oil.
iron.
coal.
2. Which policy allowed businesses to operate under minimal government regulation? (1 point)
laissez-faire
protective tariffs
collective bargaining
cartels
3. Most of the immigrants processed at Angel Island were from (1 point)
Europe.
Asia.
South America.
the Caribbean.
4. With the growth of urban areas, opportunities for women (1 point)
stayed the same.
increased somewhat.
dramatically expanded.
dramatically decreased.
5. Vaudeville shows (1 point)
provided exhibitions of new technology and entertainment.
introduced a new type of motion picture.
created a style of music that would later evolve into jazz.
were a variety of musical drama, songs, and comedy.
6. After the Civil War, the South (1 point)
replaced small farms with large plantations.
farmed in many different ways.
became industrialized
shipped its raw materials to the North for processing.
7. The Battle of Wounded Knee. (1 point)
recognized Native American tribes as independent nations.
was the last conflict between Native American and the Government.
granted each Native American family a 160-acre farmstead.
improved the reservation system.
8. The Exodusters were (1 point)
Mexican Americans who fled after the Mexican-American War.
African Americans who fled the South after Reconstruction.
Chinese Americans who fled the North after the Gold Rush.
Native Americans who fled the East after the Battle of Fallen Timbers.
9. Which of the following factors contributed to the end of the open-range system? (1 point)
an increase in the price of beef
the invention of barbed wire
the development of railroads
the disappearance of big mining companies
10. In the case Plessy v. Ferguson, the Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of (1 point)
Jim Crow laws.
poll taxes.
literacy tests.
grandfather clauses.History questions 10!!!!!!! points?
I can answer 6 and 7 for you.
After the Civil War the CSA (South) became industrialized AND it began shipping to the north.
The battle of wounded knee was the final battle between the US and the Indian Nations. Mostly Sioux and Cheyenne I believe
U.S. History Help me out?
I failing History i need this test to bump my grade please help me out
1. The Bessemer process created strong, lightweight (1 point)
steel.
oil.
iron.
coal.
2. Which policy allowed businesses to operate under minimal government regulation? (1 point)
laissez-faire
protective tariffs
collective bargaining
cartels
3. Most of the immigrants processed at Angel Island were from (1 point)
Europe.
Asia.
South America.
the Caribbean.
4. With the growth of urban areas, opportunities for women (1 point)
stayed the same.
increased somewhat.
dramatically expanded.
dramatically decreased.
5. Vaudeville shows (1 point)
provided exhibitions of new technology and entertainment.
introduced a new type of motion picture.
created a style of music that would later evolve into jazz.
were a variety of musical drama, songs, and comedy.
6. After the Civil War, the South (1 point)
replaced small farms with large plantations.
farmed in many different ways.
became industrialized.
shipped its raw materials to the North for processing.
7. The Battle of Wounded Knee (1 point)
recognized Native American tribes as independent nations.
was the last conflict between Native American and the government.
granted each Native American family a 160-acre farmstead.
improved the reservation system.
8. The Exodusters were (1 point)
Mexican Americans who fled after the Mexican-American War.
African Americans who fled the South after Reconstruction.
Chinese Americans who fled the North after the Gold Rush.
Native Americans who fled the East after the Battle of Fallen Timbers.
9. Which of the following factors contributed to the end of the open-range system? (1 point)
an increase in the price of beef
the invention of barbed wire
the development of railroads
the disappearance of big mining companies
10. In the case Plessy v. Ferguson, the Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of (1 point)
Jim Crow laws.
poll taxes.
literacy tests.
grandfather clauses.
11. The goals of which organization included providing education on new farming techniques and calling for the regulation of railroad and grain elevator rates? (1 point)
the Chautauqua Circuit
the Interstate Commerce Commission
Las Gorras Blancas
the National Grange
12. Populism had a lasting effect on (1 point)
the structure of political parties.
government regulation of factories.
the style of politics in the United States.
the organization of labor unions.
13. Andrew Carnegie is best known as
(1 point)
leader of the Senate.
owner of Standard Oil.
Populist leader.
owner of one of the largest steel companies in America.
14. What goals of the Populist party were eventually achieved?
(1 point)
graduated income tax
regulation of the railroad
flexible monetary system
all of the above
15. In 1872, Susan B. Anthony (1 point)
formed the Women鈥檚 Christian Temperance Union.
was arrested for voting in an election in New York.
attended college to earn a graduate degree.
drafted a constitutional amendment granting women suffrage.
16. The spoils system made political parties more powerful by (1 point)
allowing party workers to push for civil service reform.
encouraging wealthy businessmen to donate money to the party.
blocking legislation introduced by the opposing political party.
filling important government positions with party supporters.
17. Booker T. Washington believed African Americans should
(1 point)
demand full rights.
be elected into political positions.
be trained in specific trades.
support the gold standard but oppose high tariffs.U.S. History Help me out?
I'm sorry, but this is exactly why you are failing history. You want the answers, but you are unwilling to put in the effort to learn this for yourself.
You can use any search engine to easily find these answers if you took the time to look this stuff up.
1. The Bessemer process created strong, lightweight (1 point)
steel.
oil.
iron.
coal.
2. Which policy allowed businesses to operate under minimal government regulation? (1 point)
laissez-faire
protective tariffs
collective bargaining
cartels
3. Most of the immigrants processed at Angel Island were from (1 point)
Europe.
Asia.
South America.
the Caribbean.
4. With the growth of urban areas, opportunities for women (1 point)
stayed the same.
increased somewhat.
dramatically expanded.
dramatically decreased.
5. Vaudeville shows (1 point)
provided exhibitions of new technology and entertainment.
introduced a new type of motion picture.
created a style of music that would later evolve into jazz.
were a variety of musical drama, songs, and comedy.
6. After the Civil War, the South (1 point)
replaced small farms with large plantations.
farmed in many different ways.
became industrialized.
shipped its raw materials to the North for processing.
7. The Battle of Wounded Knee (1 point)
recognized Native American tribes as independent nations.
was the last conflict between Native American and the government.
granted each Native American family a 160-acre farmstead.
improved the reservation system.
8. The Exodusters were (1 point)
Mexican Americans who fled after the Mexican-American War.
African Americans who fled the South after Reconstruction.
Chinese Americans who fled the North after the Gold Rush.
Native Americans who fled the East after the Battle of Fallen Timbers.
9. Which of the following factors contributed to the end of the open-range system? (1 point)
an increase in the price of beef
the invention of barbed wire
the development of railroads
the disappearance of big mining companies
10. In the case Plessy v. Ferguson, the Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of (1 point)
Jim Crow laws.
poll taxes.
literacy tests.
grandfather clauses.
11. The goals of which organization included providing education on new farming techniques and calling for the regulation of railroad and grain elevator rates? (1 point)
the Chautauqua Circuit
the Interstate Commerce Commission
Las Gorras Blancas
the National Grange
12. Populism had a lasting effect on (1 point)
the structure of political parties.
government regulation of factories.
the style of politics in the United States.
the organization of labor unions.
13. Andrew Carnegie is best known as
(1 point)
leader of the Senate.
owner of Standard Oil.
Populist leader.
owner of one of the largest steel companies in America.
14. What goals of the Populist party were eventually achieved?
(1 point)
graduated income tax
regulation of the railroad
flexible monetary system
all of the above
15. In 1872, Susan B. Anthony (1 point)
formed the Women鈥檚 Christian Temperance Union.
was arrested for voting in an election in New York.
attended college to earn a graduate degree.
drafted a constitutional amendment granting women suffrage.
16. The spoils system made political parties more powerful by (1 point)
allowing party workers to push for civil service reform.
encouraging wealthy businessmen to donate money to the party.
blocking legislation introduced by the opposing political party.
filling important government positions with party supporters.
17. Booker T. Washington believed African Americans should
(1 point)
demand full rights.
be elected into political positions.
be trained in specific trades.
support the gold standard but oppose high tariffs.U.S. History Help me out?
I'm sorry, but this is exactly why you are failing history. You want the answers, but you are unwilling to put in the effort to learn this for yourself.
You can use any search engine to easily find these answers if you took the time to look this stuff up.
I need help on my test?
Question 2 1 points Save
The American part of the Seven Years War known as the French and Indian War began because France and England
A. wanted to convert Native Americans to different types of Christianity.
B. both wanted to develop tobacco plantations in Virginia.
C. both expected to find gold in North America.
D. both wanted to control the Ohio River valley.
Question 3 1 points Save
When the Seven Years War ended
A. Britain became the dominant power in North America and India.
B. France had doubled the size of its colonies
C. both France and Britain negotiated better treaties with the native princes in India.
D. Britain stopped trading with Native American groups.
Question 4 1 points Save
Who was the Muslim teacher from Arabia that was a champion of religious purification.
A. Mohammed ibn Abdul Wahhab
B. Suleiman the Magnificent
C. Ismail Safavi
D. Guru Nanak
Question 5 1 points Save
Who was the Founder of Pennsylvania?
A. John Churchill
B. William Pitt
C. William Penn
D. Robert Walpole
Question 6 1 points Save
Which of the following did NOT die a netorious pirate?
A. Bartholomew Roberts
B. Edward Teach
C. William Kidd
D. Henry Morgan
Question 7 1 points Save
Who explored the length of the Mississippi River?
A. Bartholomew Roberts
B. Champlain
C. Edward Hawke
D. La Salle
Question 8 1 points Save
Which of the following African peoples were NOT involved with selling other Africans to European slave traders?
A. Ashanti
B. Dohomey
C. Zulu
D. Yourba.
Question 9 1 points Save
At the time of the African slave trade which of these areas imported the fewest amount of slaves?
A. Caribbean Islands
B. Brazil
C. All three areas imported about the same amount of African slaves.
D. English Colonies
Question 10 1 points Save
Who was the Prime Minister that led Britain to victory in the Seven Years War?
A. William Pitt
B. Robert Walpole
C. William Penn
D. William KiddI need help on my test?
The founder of Pennsylvania was William Penn
FYI Penn - sylvania means Penn's woods
We don't do home work here try a reference libraryI need help on my test?
what year and model is your quiz car??
The American part of the Seven Years War known as the French and Indian War began because France and England
A. wanted to convert Native Americans to different types of Christianity.
B. both wanted to develop tobacco plantations in Virginia.
C. both expected to find gold in North America.
D. both wanted to control the Ohio River valley.
Question 3 1 points Save
When the Seven Years War ended
A. Britain became the dominant power in North America and India.
B. France had doubled the size of its colonies
C. both France and Britain negotiated better treaties with the native princes in India.
D. Britain stopped trading with Native American groups.
Question 4 1 points Save
Who was the Muslim teacher from Arabia that was a champion of religious purification.
A. Mohammed ibn Abdul Wahhab
B. Suleiman the Magnificent
C. Ismail Safavi
D. Guru Nanak
Question 5 1 points Save
Who was the Founder of Pennsylvania?
A. John Churchill
B. William Pitt
C. William Penn
D. Robert Walpole
Question 6 1 points Save
Which of the following did NOT die a netorious pirate?
A. Bartholomew Roberts
B. Edward Teach
C. William Kidd
D. Henry Morgan
Question 7 1 points Save
Who explored the length of the Mississippi River?
A. Bartholomew Roberts
B. Champlain
C. Edward Hawke
D. La Salle
Question 8 1 points Save
Which of the following African peoples were NOT involved with selling other Africans to European slave traders?
A. Ashanti
B. Dohomey
C. Zulu
D. Yourba.
Question 9 1 points Save
At the time of the African slave trade which of these areas imported the fewest amount of slaves?
A. Caribbean Islands
B. Brazil
C. All three areas imported about the same amount of African slaves.
D. English Colonies
Question 10 1 points Save
Who was the Prime Minister that led Britain to victory in the Seven Years War?
A. William Pitt
B. Robert Walpole
C. William Penn
D. William KiddI need help on my test?
The founder of Pennsylvania was William Penn
FYI Penn - sylvania means Penn's woods
We don't do home work here try a reference libraryI need help on my test?
what year and model is your quiz car??
Whats with this "THE SOUTH WILL RISE AGAIN" crap?
Well what the poor white trash rednecks that lost their plantations think that they will start another war? Well when? I mean it's 2007 now what do they think that they will start a war in 2088 or something? Why? Man I'm so glad that the north at least doesn't advertise their plans for world domination. Man no wonder all the important colleges like Harvard and Yale are in the North.Whats with this "THE SOUTH WILL RISE AGAIN" crap?
What a cruel thing is war: to separate and destroy families and friends, and mar the purest joys and happiness God has granted us in this world; to fill our hearts with hatred instead of love for our neighbors, and to devastate the fair face of this beautiful world.
General Robert Edward Lee
its a southern thing u wouldnt understand;)Whats with this "THE SOUTH WILL RISE AGAIN" crap?
Are you ****ing kidding me, Ginger? Flourish in what? Crime, poverty, and corruption? African-American cities are the **** of this Earth.
That's right and this time we have 20,000,000 Hispanics to help.
no it wont...hubby dreams about that NONO
Rude Yankee B****. Your just jealous that us Southerners actually have class and manners. Stop stereotyping all Southerners as being inbred hillbillys that live in trailor parks. I bet you have not even been to the South. You would get your Yankee *** kicked if you came down here saying **** like that.
Those whites never had the money their families to own plantations nor hold slaves, perhaps they were whip crackers on the plantations working for Little more compensation than the slaves received.
That being said, YOU GOT ISSUES.. Seek professional help
The BLACKS will be victorious again...Black cities such as New Orleans, Montgomery, and Atlanta will flourish for the next few thousand years!!!!!!!
not all of da south are white rednecks
The feeling in the South is one of deep resentment over losing the Civil War. In most places, you will hear them refer to it as the "War of Northern Agression" or some such. You'll find lots of bumper stickers of the Confederate flag, which is a direct result of the South forming its own country when they seceeded from the union.(It still flies high over Georgia, which was the seat of the Confederate government, I believe) In the news today you will occasionally her someplace like Kentucky, apologizing for its part in black slavery. But for the most part the South is still convinced they were personally cheated.
Your implication is that everyone in the south are ignorant rednecks, but the opposite seems to be the case. You apparently are a "northerner" as you would probably say are the ignorant one for asking this question and making the assertions that accompany it.... I feel sorry for you and anyone you come into contact with, and also please don't have kids.
i have no plan for world domination, actually, and consider myself a very bright open minded person.
please don't stereotype
What a cruel thing is war: to separate and destroy families and friends, and mar the purest joys and happiness God has granted us in this world; to fill our hearts with hatred instead of love for our neighbors, and to devastate the fair face of this beautiful world.
General Robert Edward Lee
its a southern thing u wouldnt understand;)Whats with this "THE SOUTH WILL RISE AGAIN" crap?
Are you ****ing kidding me, Ginger? Flourish in what? Crime, poverty, and corruption? African-American cities are the **** of this Earth.
That's right and this time we have 20,000,000 Hispanics to help.
no it wont...hubby dreams about that NONO
Rude Yankee B****. Your just jealous that us Southerners actually have class and manners. Stop stereotyping all Southerners as being inbred hillbillys that live in trailor parks. I bet you have not even been to the South. You would get your Yankee *** kicked if you came down here saying **** like that.
Those whites never had the money their families to own plantations nor hold slaves, perhaps they were whip crackers on the plantations working for Little more compensation than the slaves received.
That being said, YOU GOT ISSUES.. Seek professional help
The BLACKS will be victorious again...Black cities such as New Orleans, Montgomery, and Atlanta will flourish for the next few thousand years!!!!!!!
not all of da south are white rednecks
The feeling in the South is one of deep resentment over losing the Civil War. In most places, you will hear them refer to it as the "War of Northern Agression" or some such. You'll find lots of bumper stickers of the Confederate flag, which is a direct result of the South forming its own country when they seceeded from the union.(It still flies high over Georgia, which was the seat of the Confederate government, I believe) In the news today you will occasionally her someplace like Kentucky, apologizing for its part in black slavery. But for the most part the South is still convinced they were personally cheated.
Your implication is that everyone in the south are ignorant rednecks, but the opposite seems to be the case. You apparently are a "northerner" as you would probably say are the ignorant one for asking this question and making the assertions that accompany it.... I feel sorry for you and anyone you come into contact with, and also please don't have kids.
i have no plan for world domination, actually, and consider myself a very bright open minded person.
please don't stereotype
American History Essay Question..?
I have notes on this question, but my notes aren't enough to cover 4 pages. Maybe they are, but I have a hard time expanding on things when it comes to History.
The essay question is:
After 1800 the northern and southern states began to look markedly different both socially and economically. Discuss the economies of both regions after and the social structures that developed during this time period. Why do you think the north and south had different economic and social development and how did these social structures help determine the outcome of the Civil War??
I know that during that time period the north had a grand majority of the railroads, and they also became industrialized, their artisan ways were moving westward. The south was mostly filled with plantations, which supplied cotton (of course).
That about sums up one and a half pages that I already have written.
Please help!! :]American History Essay Question..?
the south relied so much on slavery for its economy and the north was industrialized and not reliant on slave labor which is why they succeeded and fought so passionately and hard even though the north had too much of an advantage over the south (although it needed a good general and the south did although they didn't have enough weapons or acces to railroads to transport stuff to the soldiers which is a crucial idea as to the north's superiority)
The essay question is:
After 1800 the northern and southern states began to look markedly different both socially and economically. Discuss the economies of both regions after and the social structures that developed during this time period. Why do you think the north and south had different economic and social development and how did these social structures help determine the outcome of the Civil War??
I know that during that time period the north had a grand majority of the railroads, and they also became industrialized, their artisan ways were moving westward. The south was mostly filled with plantations, which supplied cotton (of course).
That about sums up one and a half pages that I already have written.
Please help!! :]American History Essay Question..?
the south relied so much on slavery for its economy and the north was industrialized and not reliant on slave labor which is why they succeeded and fought so passionately and hard even though the north had too much of an advantage over the south (although it needed a good general and the south did although they didn't have enough weapons or acces to railroads to transport stuff to the soldiers which is a crucial idea as to the north's superiority)
Is there an Islamic anti-slavery movement?
This year is the 200th anniversary of the abolishment of slavery bythe British. Before it was abolished, white Christians from Britain used to go to Africa and take slaves to work plantations in the Caribbean. The Church of England even had a seminary in Jamaica supported by slave labour. However, Christians have since come to the view that slavery and racism are wrong and sinful.
On the other hand, Arab Muslims in North Africa are still enslaving black Africans, in places like Sudan and Mauritania, and there seem to be Muslims arguing that it is right to enslave "kaffirs". The South Arican word "kaffer", used as a term for blacks, came from the Arabic. Is there any Muslim anti-slavery movement to oppose this? What is the islamic teaching about slavery and how to treat kaffirs?Is there an Islamic anti-slavery movement?
While slavery is not directly prohibited in the Quran, it is shown that slaves must be freed. Thus, this means that there are not supposed to be any slaves.
This was promoted by the following ways:
1.(1) Encouraging the masters and the Muslim societies at large to help in freeing the slaves. The act of freeing the slave is considered a noble one which is highly valued by God. The slaves themselves entered into an agreement with the master to buy their independence by paying certain amounts of money. The society was encouraged to help in providing the freedom money.
(2) Making the act of freeing the slave a part of punishment for any criminal act as well as for non-conformity of the Islamic rituals. There are several verses in the Holy Quran which specifically mentioned the requirement of freeing the slave as a way of meeting the punishment for wrongdoing. See 4:92, 5:89 and 58:3
(3) Using Charity money as a financial source to free the slave.
Now let us look at verses in the Quran that deals with slavery:
[9:60] Charities shall go to the poor, the needy, the workers who collect them, the new converts, to free the slaves, to those burdened by sudden expenses, in the cause of GOD, and to the traveling alien. Such is GOD's commandment. GOD is Omniscient, Most Wise.
[90:10-13] Did we not show him the two paths? He should choose the difficult path. Which one is the difficult path? The freeing of slaves.
http://www.submission.org/islam/slavery.鈥?/a>
For your quesition about kaffirs. I found a good article that every Muslim should read. It deals briefly with the term "kaffir"
"This issue of 鈥榢affir鈥?is controversial and needs to be clarified. Kaffir comes from the root word kufr, which means to cover up. Therefore, a kaffir can be best translated as a truth-concealer. However, in legal terms, a kaffir is indeed someone who does not believe in both parts of the Shahadah, so even while all non-Muslims are legally kaffirs, does that warrant the use of the word in such a harsh, condescending tone. Is this how our prophet and his companions used the word kaffir? Aren鈥檛 these 鈥榢affirs鈥?also human beings? Didn鈥檛 the prophet stand up out of respect to a passing funeral procession of a Jewish man."
http://www.naseeb.com/naseebvibes/prose-鈥?/a>
Now for the slavery groups, I really don't know if there are any. However, you might be interested in this link:
http://www.aicongress.org/speakers-sudan鈥?/a>
An excerpt:
Nasser Weddady serves as the North America coordinator for SOS Slaves, a group dedicated to ending modern-day slavery in Mauritania.
Here are some groups that deal with this issue of slavery everywhere in the world:
http://www.antislavery.org/
http://www.iabolish.com/
http://freetheslaves.net/slavery/timelin鈥?/a>
What is Islam
The word "Islam" is an Arabic word which means "submission to the will of God "Allah - SWT". This word comes from the same root as the Arabic word "salam", which means "peace". As such, the religion of Islam teaches that in order to achieve true peace of mind and surety of heart, one must submit to Allah (SWT) and live according to His Divinely revealed Law. The most important truth that Allah (SWT) revealed to mankind is that there is nothing divine or worthy of being worshipped except for Almighty Allah (SWT), thus all human beings should submit to Him. The word "Muslim" means one who submits to the will of Allah (SWT), regardless of their race, nationality or ethnic background.
Being a Muslim entails willful submission and active obedience to Allah (SWT), and living in accordance with His message. Some people mistakenly believe that Islam is just a religion for Arabs, but nothing could be further from the truth. Not only are there converts to Islam in every corner of the world, especially in England and America, but by taking a look at the Muslim World from Bosnia to Nigeria, and from Indonesia to Morocco, one can clearly see that Muslims come from many various races, ethnic groups and nationalities. It is also interesting to note that in actuality, more than 80% of all Muslims are not Arabs - there are more Muslims in Indonesia than in the whole Arab World! So though even though it is true that most Arabs are Muslims, the large majority of Muslims are not Arabs. However, anyone who submits completely to Allah (SWT) and worships Him alone is a Muslim.Is there an Islamic anti-slavery movement?
proof
I have a domestic helper at home, are they considered slave?!
It's year 2007, slave latest designation is called servant, domestic helps, butler, cooks, chauffer, gardener, bodyguards etc etc.......and practically busy people like me do need one at some point of life.
I do not know about all these South African slave but if they are just like the above well I guest nothing wrong with that unless they are tortured than I am against 100%.
What a load of rubbish !!!!!
Kaffir simply means non believer it is not a derogatory term. There are millions of black Muslim brothers and sisters out there they are my family and racism is most definitely NOT part of the Islamic faith. We are of all colours, all nationalities, all races. Nice try but, seriously come on! Try writing something that is factual why dont you........
P.S. North African Muslims are not Arabs.
There are many black Muslims not only in Africa but all over the world. My husband is North African, Algerian in fact and there is no such thing as slavery in North Africa. Come on. My husband has never seen a "slave" in his life. I have been to Tunisia (north Africa also) and guess what no slaves there either.
Just because others misinterpret a word "kaffir" does not mean that "there" definition is a true one. My mother and father are both white and blue eyed and are both Kaffir's because it simply means NON BELIEVER! There is no shame in being a kaffir it is a fact not a derogatory term, once and for all let that penetrate your brain.
Well Punter spewed his Muslim propaganda and STILL didn't answer your question. Are you surprised? I'm not.
I would like to know the answer to this question too. From what little I know about the Qu'ran it says to treat your slaves kindly so, that tells me that NO, there isn't an anti-slavery movement with in the Muslim world.
Maybe an honest Muslim will address the question at hand without spewing to much of their Islamic dogma. One can only hope!
i never heard of these claims. any evidence to support your claim?
Ive checked your links and I must say that the biggest reason why slaves are taken by muslim in africa isnt because theyre not muslim.
Its because theyre at a war with each other.
As it is, the two sides who are at war, either militia, or the government, will always justify their actions and say things like: were better than you are because so and so.
Slavery is not a common thing in Islamic countries and thus there are no anti-slavery movements.
The ones in Africa are a bit different tho. These are cultural differences.
Everyone knows that the slaves who were sold to Europeans were sold by the parents or the family of the slaves themselves for money.
For a people to do this, their culture must permit it to some extent.
Ive never seen anyone selling their kids for slavery for a while now.
* * *
Ive also lived in Saudi Arabia for a good 20 years. And I can say that Ive seen a lot of African people who come there and work in harsh conditions. They chose to do that for the money. They dont mind if they sell themselves to do it. They are apart of the large beggar community and contribute to it by cutting off parts of their limbs so they can get attention and sympathy.
Kaffir means unbeliever, not a black. Where did u learn that. Whoever claims that are tells u that is wrong or lying.
It would be long if I write it down here, so here's the link. U would find ur explanation. This site makes some comparisons with Christianity as well. Scroll down a little, alright.
http://www.answering-christianity.com/ac鈥?/a>
yes
yes its
I live in the middle east, and have not met one single person, or family, that has slaves. Slavery has pretty much (though maybe not completely) been abolished in the Muslim lands due to the 'rewards' of freeing slaves -as mentioned in the Qur'an and traditions of the Prophet Muhammad. So, perhaps these sources serve as the Islamic anti-slavery movement!
I have heard of slavery in Arican countries, but I don't think that this is due to religious reasons. I think it is cultural.
I believe Briar Rose's answer gives a very precise answer.google crome auto parts stores
On the other hand, Arab Muslims in North Africa are still enslaving black Africans, in places like Sudan and Mauritania, and there seem to be Muslims arguing that it is right to enslave "kaffirs". The South Arican word "kaffer", used as a term for blacks, came from the Arabic. Is there any Muslim anti-slavery movement to oppose this? What is the islamic teaching about slavery and how to treat kaffirs?Is there an Islamic anti-slavery movement?
While slavery is not directly prohibited in the Quran, it is shown that slaves must be freed. Thus, this means that there are not supposed to be any slaves.
This was promoted by the following ways:
1.(1) Encouraging the masters and the Muslim societies at large to help in freeing the slaves. The act of freeing the slave is considered a noble one which is highly valued by God. The slaves themselves entered into an agreement with the master to buy their independence by paying certain amounts of money. The society was encouraged to help in providing the freedom money.
(2) Making the act of freeing the slave a part of punishment for any criminal act as well as for non-conformity of the Islamic rituals. There are several verses in the Holy Quran which specifically mentioned the requirement of freeing the slave as a way of meeting the punishment for wrongdoing. See 4:92, 5:89 and 58:3
(3) Using Charity money as a financial source to free the slave.
Now let us look at verses in the Quran that deals with slavery:
[9:60] Charities shall go to the poor, the needy, the workers who collect them, the new converts, to free the slaves, to those burdened by sudden expenses, in the cause of GOD, and to the traveling alien. Such is GOD's commandment. GOD is Omniscient, Most Wise.
[90:10-13] Did we not show him the two paths? He should choose the difficult path. Which one is the difficult path? The freeing of slaves.
http://www.submission.org/islam/slavery.鈥?/a>
For your quesition about kaffirs. I found a good article that every Muslim should read. It deals briefly with the term "kaffir"
"This issue of 鈥榢affir鈥?is controversial and needs to be clarified. Kaffir comes from the root word kufr, which means to cover up. Therefore, a kaffir can be best translated as a truth-concealer. However, in legal terms, a kaffir is indeed someone who does not believe in both parts of the Shahadah, so even while all non-Muslims are legally kaffirs, does that warrant the use of the word in such a harsh, condescending tone. Is this how our prophet and his companions used the word kaffir? Aren鈥檛 these 鈥榢affirs鈥?also human beings? Didn鈥檛 the prophet stand up out of respect to a passing funeral procession of a Jewish man."
http://www.naseeb.com/naseebvibes/prose-鈥?/a>
Now for the slavery groups, I really don't know if there are any. However, you might be interested in this link:
http://www.aicongress.org/speakers-sudan鈥?/a>
An excerpt:
Nasser Weddady serves as the North America coordinator for SOS Slaves, a group dedicated to ending modern-day slavery in Mauritania.
Here are some groups that deal with this issue of slavery everywhere in the world:
http://www.antislavery.org/
http://www.iabolish.com/
http://freetheslaves.net/slavery/timelin鈥?/a>
What is Islam
The word "Islam" is an Arabic word which means "submission to the will of God "Allah - SWT". This word comes from the same root as the Arabic word "salam", which means "peace". As such, the religion of Islam teaches that in order to achieve true peace of mind and surety of heart, one must submit to Allah (SWT) and live according to His Divinely revealed Law. The most important truth that Allah (SWT) revealed to mankind is that there is nothing divine or worthy of being worshipped except for Almighty Allah (SWT), thus all human beings should submit to Him. The word "Muslim" means one who submits to the will of Allah (SWT), regardless of their race, nationality or ethnic background.
Being a Muslim entails willful submission and active obedience to Allah (SWT), and living in accordance with His message. Some people mistakenly believe that Islam is just a religion for Arabs, but nothing could be further from the truth. Not only are there converts to Islam in every corner of the world, especially in England and America, but by taking a look at the Muslim World from Bosnia to Nigeria, and from Indonesia to Morocco, one can clearly see that Muslims come from many various races, ethnic groups and nationalities. It is also interesting to note that in actuality, more than 80% of all Muslims are not Arabs - there are more Muslims in Indonesia than in the whole Arab World! So though even though it is true that most Arabs are Muslims, the large majority of Muslims are not Arabs. However, anyone who submits completely to Allah (SWT) and worships Him alone is a Muslim.Is there an Islamic anti-slavery movement?
proof
I have a domestic helper at home, are they considered slave?!
It's year 2007, slave latest designation is called servant, domestic helps, butler, cooks, chauffer, gardener, bodyguards etc etc.......and practically busy people like me do need one at some point of life.
I do not know about all these South African slave but if they are just like the above well I guest nothing wrong with that unless they are tortured than I am against 100%.
What a load of rubbish !!!!!
Kaffir simply means non believer it is not a derogatory term. There are millions of black Muslim brothers and sisters out there they are my family and racism is most definitely NOT part of the Islamic faith. We are of all colours, all nationalities, all races. Nice try but, seriously come on! Try writing something that is factual why dont you........
P.S. North African Muslims are not Arabs.
There are many black Muslims not only in Africa but all over the world. My husband is North African, Algerian in fact and there is no such thing as slavery in North Africa. Come on. My husband has never seen a "slave" in his life. I have been to Tunisia (north Africa also) and guess what no slaves there either.
Just because others misinterpret a word "kaffir" does not mean that "there" definition is a true one. My mother and father are both white and blue eyed and are both Kaffir's because it simply means NON BELIEVER! There is no shame in being a kaffir it is a fact not a derogatory term, once and for all let that penetrate your brain.
Well Punter spewed his Muslim propaganda and STILL didn't answer your question. Are you surprised? I'm not.
I would like to know the answer to this question too. From what little I know about the Qu'ran it says to treat your slaves kindly so, that tells me that NO, there isn't an anti-slavery movement with in the Muslim world.
Maybe an honest Muslim will address the question at hand without spewing to much of their Islamic dogma. One can only hope!
i never heard of these claims. any evidence to support your claim?
Ive checked your links and I must say that the biggest reason why slaves are taken by muslim in africa isnt because theyre not muslim.
Its because theyre at a war with each other.
As it is, the two sides who are at war, either militia, or the government, will always justify their actions and say things like: were better than you are because so and so.
Slavery is not a common thing in Islamic countries and thus there are no anti-slavery movements.
The ones in Africa are a bit different tho. These are cultural differences.
Everyone knows that the slaves who were sold to Europeans were sold by the parents or the family of the slaves themselves for money.
For a people to do this, their culture must permit it to some extent.
Ive never seen anyone selling their kids for slavery for a while now.
* * *
Ive also lived in Saudi Arabia for a good 20 years. And I can say that Ive seen a lot of African people who come there and work in harsh conditions. They chose to do that for the money. They dont mind if they sell themselves to do it. They are apart of the large beggar community and contribute to it by cutting off parts of their limbs so they can get attention and sympathy.
Kaffir means unbeliever, not a black. Where did u learn that. Whoever claims that are tells u that is wrong or lying.
It would be long if I write it down here, so here's the link. U would find ur explanation. This site makes some comparisons with Christianity as well. Scroll down a little, alright.
http://www.answering-christianity.com/ac鈥?/a>
yes
yes its
I live in the middle east, and have not met one single person, or family, that has slaves. Slavery has pretty much (though maybe not completely) been abolished in the Muslim lands due to the 'rewards' of freeing slaves -as mentioned in the Qur'an and traditions of the Prophet Muhammad. So, perhaps these sources serve as the Islamic anti-slavery movement!
I have heard of slavery in Arican countries, but I don't think that this is due to religious reasons. I think it is cultural.
I believe Briar Rose's answer gives a very precise answer.
Any ideas on how i can change this to make it better?
Many of you may not have heard of Harriet Tubman but she played a vital role in history and here鈥檚 why. She was born into slavery in about 1820 with the name of Araminta but she later changed it to Harriet. She had a very tough childhood; she was beaten and received a fractured skull as a result from protecting a fellow slave.
Still, Harriet maintained her strong spirit. She was desperate to be free from slavery and was determined to escape for good. Eventually, Harriet did manage to escape and even though her brothers were frightened and immediately returned to the sugar plantations, she carried on nevertheless. She followed the North Star to get to her freedom, and when she finally arrived she went back straightaway to rescue her family along with 300 other slaves.
Harriet managed to change at least 300 lives of slaves who would never have experienced freedom if it wasn鈥檛 for Harriet. Everyone was very grateful and she was known as the 鈥楳oses of her people鈥?because her actions were just like his.
In helping slaves find freedom it showed that all people had the right to freedom and that the abolition of slavery was only fair.
You may not have known who Harriet Tubman was and what she did for slaves, but you cannot argue that what she did during her time was an achievement not only for her, as a woman, but for everyone. Would you risk your own life for the life of others?
thanks xoxoAny ideas on how i can change this to make it better?
I would change the sentence that starts: "Harriet managed to change . . ." just because of the repetition.
Harriet managed to change all those lives who would never have experienced freedom if it wasn't for her.
Araminta, but [comma added]
and even though --%26gt; even though
and when she finally arrived --%26gt; and, when she finally arrived,
Very well written otherwise. Perhaps this link will help you better understand conjunctions like: and, but, even though %26amp; when.
Still, Harriet maintained her strong spirit. She was desperate to be free from slavery and was determined to escape for good. Eventually, Harriet did manage to escape and even though her brothers were frightened and immediately returned to the sugar plantations, she carried on nevertheless. She followed the North Star to get to her freedom, and when she finally arrived she went back straightaway to rescue her family along with 300 other slaves.
Harriet managed to change at least 300 lives of slaves who would never have experienced freedom if it wasn鈥檛 for Harriet. Everyone was very grateful and she was known as the 鈥楳oses of her people鈥?because her actions were just like his.
In helping slaves find freedom it showed that all people had the right to freedom and that the abolition of slavery was only fair.
You may not have known who Harriet Tubman was and what she did for slaves, but you cannot argue that what she did during her time was an achievement not only for her, as a woman, but for everyone. Would you risk your own life for the life of others?
thanks xoxoAny ideas on how i can change this to make it better?
I would change the sentence that starts: "Harriet managed to change . . ." just because of the repetition.
Harriet managed to change all those lives who would never have experienced freedom if it wasn't for her.
Araminta, but [comma added]
and even though --%26gt; even though
and when she finally arrived --%26gt; and, when she finally arrived,
Very well written otherwise. Perhaps this link will help you better understand conjunctions like: and, but, even though %26amp; when.
I need a good ending please,?
okay, well i've got this speech to do and it's about Harriet Tubman.
here it is :
Many of you may not have heard of Harriet Tubman but she certainly changed history and here鈥檚 why. She was born into slavery in about 1820 with the name of Araminta but she later changed it to Harriet. She had a very tough childhood and was always being beaten and because she had such a strong spirit she received a fractured skull as a result of it.
She was desperate to be free from slavery and was determined to escape for good. Eventually, Harriet did manage to escape and even though her brothers were nervous and immediately returned to the sugar plantations, she carried on nevertheless. She followed the North Star to get to her freedom, and when she finally arrived she went back straightaway to rescue her family along with 300 other slaves.
Harriet managed to change at least 300 lives of slaves who would never have experienced freedom if it wasn鈥檛 for Harriet. Everyone was very grateful and she was known as the 鈥楳oses of her people鈥?because her actions were just like his.
By freeing those slaves, it showed people that they were not going to stand for being slaves and that slavery should be abolished.
please feel free to comment on what ive written so far and what to change.
but i'm looking to a good ending to wrap it all up, maybe a rhetorical question too
thanks
xI need a good ending please,?
Here are my suggestions:
Many of you may not have heard of Harriet Tubman but she certainly changed history and here鈥檚 why.
Reworded.
Many of you may not have heard of Harriet Tubman but she played a pivotal role in history by becoming a conductor on the Underground Railroad.
--------------------------------------鈥?br>
She had a very tough childhood and was always being beaten and because she had such a strong spirit she received a fractured skull as a result of it.
Reworded
She had a very tough childhood and was beaten and received a fractured skull as a result of one of those beatings. However, Harriet maintained her strong spirit.
--------------------------------------鈥?br>
By freeing those slaves, it showed people that they were not going to stand for being slaves and that slavery should be abolished.
Reworded
In helping slaves find freedom it showed people that all people had the right to freedom and that the abolition of slavery was only fair and just.
Ending:
You may not have known who Harriet Tubman was and what she did for the slaves as a conductor of the Underground Railroad, but you cannot argue that what she did during her time was a glorious feet not only for her, as a woman, but for all mankind.
How about...
"Despite the facts that her bravery was shown even while she was solitary, her effort has not gone in vain. Would you risk your own life for the life of others?I need a good ending please,?
free the slaves
And then I woke up and it was all a dream.
here it is :
Many of you may not have heard of Harriet Tubman but she certainly changed history and here鈥檚 why. She was born into slavery in about 1820 with the name of Araminta but she later changed it to Harriet. She had a very tough childhood and was always being beaten and because she had such a strong spirit she received a fractured skull as a result of it.
She was desperate to be free from slavery and was determined to escape for good. Eventually, Harriet did manage to escape and even though her brothers were nervous and immediately returned to the sugar plantations, she carried on nevertheless. She followed the North Star to get to her freedom, and when she finally arrived she went back straightaway to rescue her family along with 300 other slaves.
Harriet managed to change at least 300 lives of slaves who would never have experienced freedom if it wasn鈥檛 for Harriet. Everyone was very grateful and she was known as the 鈥楳oses of her people鈥?because her actions were just like his.
By freeing those slaves, it showed people that they were not going to stand for being slaves and that slavery should be abolished.
please feel free to comment on what ive written so far and what to change.
but i'm looking to a good ending to wrap it all up, maybe a rhetorical question too
thanks
xI need a good ending please,?
Here are my suggestions:
Many of you may not have heard of Harriet Tubman but she certainly changed history and here鈥檚 why.
Reworded.
Many of you may not have heard of Harriet Tubman but she played a pivotal role in history by becoming a conductor on the Underground Railroad.
--------------------------------------鈥?br>
She had a very tough childhood and was always being beaten and because she had such a strong spirit she received a fractured skull as a result of it.
Reworded
She had a very tough childhood and was beaten and received a fractured skull as a result of one of those beatings. However, Harriet maintained her strong spirit.
--------------------------------------鈥?br>
By freeing those slaves, it showed people that they were not going to stand for being slaves and that slavery should be abolished.
Reworded
In helping slaves find freedom it showed people that all people had the right to freedom and that the abolition of slavery was only fair and just.
Ending:
You may not have known who Harriet Tubman was and what she did for the slaves as a conductor of the Underground Railroad, but you cannot argue that what she did during her time was a glorious feet not only for her, as a woman, but for all mankind.
How about...
"Despite the facts that her bravery was shown even while she was solitary, her effort has not gone in vain. Would you risk your own life for the life of others?I need a good ending please,?
free the slaves
And then I woke up and it was all a dream.
Jamestown slave question?
Why would the residents of Jamestown have wanted slaves?
A. Many were eager to mimic the success of sugar plantations in the Caribbean.
B. There was already a severe labor shortage in the North American colonies.
C. Many were used to the institution of slavery, which was popular in England.
D. Many realized that slaves would soon become a valuable commodity in the colonies.Jamestown slave question?
The answer is b) There was already a severe labor shortage in the North American colonies. When the colonist first arrived in the New World, plantations were run by indentured servants from England based on a contract of usually 2 years and then were free to do as they pleased. However white men from England were having a hard time adapting to the conditions and didn't appreciate how they were treated after serving their contracts demonstrated by Bacon's Rebellion.Jamestown slave question?
A
A. Many were eager to mimic the success of sugar plantations in the Caribbean.
B. There was already a severe labor shortage in the North American colonies.
C. Many were used to the institution of slavery, which was popular in England.
D. Many realized that slaves would soon become a valuable commodity in the colonies.Jamestown slave question?
The answer is b) There was already a severe labor shortage in the North American colonies. When the colonist first arrived in the New World, plantations were run by indentured servants from England based on a contract of usually 2 years and then were free to do as they pleased. However white men from England were having a hard time adapting to the conditions and didn't appreciate how they were treated after serving their contracts demonstrated by Bacon's Rebellion.Jamestown slave question?
A
Which is true about slavery?
In the 17th century, which was true of slavery in British North America?
a. It was prohibited only in Massachusetts
b. It was opposed by the Anglican Church
c. slaves officially accounted for more than 30% of colonial population
d. the number of slaves increased rapidly in the last quarter of the century
e. most slaves lived on plantations with fifty or more slavesWhich is true about slavery?
i'd say D.Which is true about slavery?
d
a. It was prohibited only in Massachusetts
b. It was opposed by the Anglican Church
c. slaves officially accounted for more than 30% of colonial population
d. the number of slaves increased rapidly in the last quarter of the century
e. most slaves lived on plantations with fifty or more slavesWhich is true about slavery?
i'd say D.Which is true about slavery?
d
Quick AP US question that I cant figure out.?
Which of the following statements about Africans brought as slaves to the British North American colonies is true?
a) they were the primary labor source for plantations in the Chesapeake by 1630
b) they had a much lower life expectancy in the Chesapeake than in South Carolina or the West Indies
c) they greatly outnumbered Europeans in every colony south of the Mason-Dixon line by 1776
d) they maintained cultural practices brought from Africa
e) they were the primary labor source in Pennsylvania until 1720Quick AP US question that I cant figure out.?
It's "D".
I've TAUGHT AP U.S. History for twenty years.
It's D.Quick AP US question that I cant figure out.?
I'm pretty sure It's A. I've been reading my AP US history textbook, and around that time, social class tensions between rich whites and poor whites in the Chesapeake lessened because the stopped using indentured servants, and began using slaves. By that time, they were the primary source of labor. Then bacon's rebellion took place.
i'd have to say c but im not in ap us im in just the regular class right now
It's D.
well, b is wrong b/c savsobviously died more often in the West Indian and S. Carolinan plantations than in Chesapeake. c is wrong b/c slaves rarely made up the majority of any states. i don't know FOR SURE about the rest, but MY answer would be d b/c the slaves really did maintain old african rituals and things, so...papa ginos auto salvage
a) they were the primary labor source for plantations in the Chesapeake by 1630
b) they had a much lower life expectancy in the Chesapeake than in South Carolina or the West Indies
c) they greatly outnumbered Europeans in every colony south of the Mason-Dixon line by 1776
d) they maintained cultural practices brought from Africa
e) they were the primary labor source in Pennsylvania until 1720Quick AP US question that I cant figure out.?
It's "D".
I've TAUGHT AP U.S. History for twenty years.
It's D.Quick AP US question that I cant figure out.?
I'm pretty sure It's A. I've been reading my AP US history textbook, and around that time, social class tensions between rich whites and poor whites in the Chesapeake lessened because the stopped using indentured servants, and began using slaves. By that time, they were the primary source of labor. Then bacon's rebellion took place.
i'd have to say c but im not in ap us im in just the regular class right now
It's D.
well, b is wrong b/c savsobviously died more often in the West Indian and S. Carolinan plantations than in Chesapeake. c is wrong b/c slaves rarely made up the majority of any states. i don't know FOR SURE about the rest, but MY answer would be d b/c the slaves really did maintain old african rituals and things, so...
History! summarizing each article.....pleazzzzzz!?
Article 1: His Brittanic Majesty acknowledges the said United States, viz., New Hampshire, Massachusetts Bay, Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia, to be free sovereign and independent states, that he treats with them as such, and for himself, his heirs, and successors relinquishes all claims to the government, property, and territorial rights of the same and every part thereof.
Article 4: It is agreed that creditors on either side shall meet with no lawful inpediment to the recovery of the full value in sterling money of all bona fide debts heretofore contracted.
Article 8: The navigation of the river Mississippi, from its source to the ocean, shall forever remain free and open to the subjects of Great Britain and the citizens of the United States.History! summarizing each article.....pleazzzzzz!?
Article one: Each territoy has the right to be soverign.
Article four: There should be agreenments and therefore have contracts among states.
Article 8: Missipi River is a natinal historic site, and nothing should be build bseide it. It is freely to roam through.
Article 4: It is agreed that creditors on either side shall meet with no lawful inpediment to the recovery of the full value in sterling money of all bona fide debts heretofore contracted.
Article 8: The navigation of the river Mississippi, from its source to the ocean, shall forever remain free and open to the subjects of Great Britain and the citizens of the United States.History! summarizing each article.....pleazzzzzz!?
Article one: Each territoy has the right to be soverign.
Article four: There should be agreenments and therefore have contracts among states.
Article 8: Missipi River is a natinal historic site, and nothing should be build bseide it. It is freely to roam through.
True or False, US History Question. 10 points!?
True or False: Even though industry expanded in the Northeast during the early 1800s, agriculture remained the country鈥檚 leading economic activity.
I'm confused bc i thought North was mainly industry and the south was mainly plantations? Please help?True or False, US History Question. 10 points!?
False, because the Civil War was one of the earliest true industrial wars. Railroads, the telegraph, steamships, and mass-produced weapons were employed extensively during the war, which makes the industrial North a leading economic activity in the United States.
Here are some of the early industrialization of the 1790s to 1820s.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Technologic鈥?/a>
I hope this help.(:
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I'm confused bc i thought North was mainly industry and the south was mainly plantations? Please help?True or False, US History Question. 10 points!?
False, because the Civil War was one of the earliest true industrial wars. Railroads, the telegraph, steamships, and mass-produced weapons were employed extensively during the war, which makes the industrial North a leading economic activity in the United States.
Here are some of the early industrialization of the 1790s to 1820s.
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True or false history please help me
put T for TRUE, put F for FALSE.
17) the spanish introduced the horse to the native americans of the plains.
18) the spanish armada defeated english ships in 1588.
20) the spanish conquered the aztec empire before they conquered the inca empire.
21) the mayflower conpact was the first written constituionin america.
22) the puritans in massachusetts were not talerant of other religions.
23) anne hutchinson founded rhode island after being driven out of massachustts for religious reasons.
24) the southern colonies had a cash crop economy featuring large plantations dependent on save labor.
25) nathanial bacon led a rebellion against the governor of massachusetts in the 1670's.
26) the years from 1901-2000 are called the 20th century.
29) the half of the globe that includes eurpoe ,asia,africa,and australia is called the western hemisphere.
30) before columbus sailed, europeans referred to north and south america as the new worldTrue or false history please help me
17) T
18) F
20) T
21) T
22) F
23) F
24) T
25) F
26) F
29) F
30) F
Hope this helps u
17. True
18. False, the english defeated the spanish armada in 1588
20. True
21. True
22. True
23. True
24. True, although they also used indebtured servants at first and prisoners from Europe
25. true
26. True
29. False, the Wester Hemisphere is anything east of the Prime Meridian. It involves most of Europe, North amer and South Amer.
30. False, there was no new world until AFTER columbus sailedTrue or false history please help me
30. No, because they didn't know it was THERE.
17) the spanish introduced the horse to the native americans of the plains.
18) the spanish armada defeated english ships in 1588.
20) the spanish conquered the aztec empire before they conquered the inca empire.
21) the mayflower conpact was the first written constituionin america.
22) the puritans in massachusetts were not talerant of other religions.
23) anne hutchinson founded rhode island after being driven out of massachustts for religious reasons.
24) the southern colonies had a cash crop economy featuring large plantations dependent on save labor.
25) nathanial bacon led a rebellion against the governor of massachusetts in the 1670's.
26) the years from 1901-2000 are called the 20th century.
29) the half of the globe that includes eurpoe ,asia,africa,and australia is called the western hemisphere.
30) before columbus sailed, europeans referred to north and south america as the new worldTrue or false history please help me
17) T
18) F
20) T
21) T
22) F
23) F
24) T
25) F
26) F
29) F
30) F
Hope this helps u
17. True
18. False, the english defeated the spanish armada in 1588
20. True
21. True
22. True
23. True
24. True, although they also used indebtured servants at first and prisoners from Europe
25. true
26. True
29. False, the Wester Hemisphere is anything east of the Prime Meridian. It involves most of Europe, North amer and South Amer.
30. False, there was no new world until AFTER columbus sailedTrue or false history please help me
30. No, because they didn't know it was THERE.
AP US HIstory HELPP??? I"LL PICK the best for points?
France's interior empire in North America:?
A. was composed of large tobacco plantations.
B. created an ineffective shield against British expansion.
C. had many settlements that were mixed-race communities.
D. stressed farming more than trading, missionizing, or military efforts.
E. contained no African slaves
2.there were was no North American parallel to the massive slave uprising of the caribbean or south America because in North America?
A) slaves rarely out numbered whites in any area
B) slaves were more civilized and educated
C) slave rebellions were peacefully and amicably resolved
D)master was kinder to their slaves
E) there no place for fugitive slaves to escapeAP US HIstory HELPP??? I"LL PICK the best for points?
1) b the french mostly traded and had isolated settlements (with the exception of the one major port, new orleans)
2) a In haiti, for instance, there were many more slaves than white owners. In north america, however, there were whole white armies.
B. Created an ineffective shield against British expansion.
The French didn't have tobacco plantations since those those thrived well in the modern-day Southern US areas. The French were also big on trading and that's how their colonies thrived. The French and Indian War with Britain led to the end of French presence in North America
E. There was no place for fugitive slaves to escape.
In North America, fugitive slaves fled North to freedom, where they weren't forced to work on plantations. Masters weren't kind to their slaves in either region. Actually, the Barbados slave code (one of the most brutal slave codes in History) was adapted by Southern colonies like the Carolinas.AP US HIstory HELPP??? I"LL PICK the best for points?
C. The French fur traders often intermarried with Native Americans creating the Metis people. I wouldn't say b just because French Louisiana did contain the British colonies. They only took it through war. The British though seemed largely uninterested in interior North America and didn't want too much confrontation with Native Americans as evidenced in the Proclamation of 1763. Overall I would rate it a poor question.
2. A, I believe South Carolina was the state with the highest proportion of slaves and I think that was only around 50%. Contrast that with Haiti which I think pushed 90%.
The first is B. Sadly, (haha I love France! Such a magnificent country!) after the french and indian war (that war pisses me off grr!) They lost almost all of their land. It's sad, because France has always been a very culturally rich place, with lots of focus on the arts, too!
The second one is A. There were huge amounts of slaves in the carribean and south america. I say, good for them! Slavery is such a sick and disgusting thing. Just like racism is. There were hardly ever times when slaves out numbered whites. Luckily, after the civil war, slavery was (FINALLY!) abolished. Far too long people had slaves. Its so sad :'(
A. was composed of large tobacco plantations.
B. created an ineffective shield against British expansion.
C. had many settlements that were mixed-race communities.
D. stressed farming more than trading, missionizing, or military efforts.
E. contained no African slaves
2.there were was no North American parallel to the massive slave uprising of the caribbean or south America because in North America?
A) slaves rarely out numbered whites in any area
B) slaves were more civilized and educated
C) slave rebellions were peacefully and amicably resolved
D)master was kinder to their slaves
E) there no place for fugitive slaves to escapeAP US HIstory HELPP??? I"LL PICK the best for points?
1) b the french mostly traded and had isolated settlements (with the exception of the one major port, new orleans)
2) a In haiti, for instance, there were many more slaves than white owners. In north america, however, there were whole white armies.
B. Created an ineffective shield against British expansion.
The French didn't have tobacco plantations since those those thrived well in the modern-day Southern US areas. The French were also big on trading and that's how their colonies thrived. The French and Indian War with Britain led to the end of French presence in North America
E. There was no place for fugitive slaves to escape.
In North America, fugitive slaves fled North to freedom, where they weren't forced to work on plantations. Masters weren't kind to their slaves in either region. Actually, the Barbados slave code (one of the most brutal slave codes in History) was adapted by Southern colonies like the Carolinas.AP US HIstory HELPP??? I"LL PICK the best for points?
C. The French fur traders often intermarried with Native Americans creating the Metis people. I wouldn't say b just because French Louisiana did contain the British colonies. They only took it through war. The British though seemed largely uninterested in interior North America and didn't want too much confrontation with Native Americans as evidenced in the Proclamation of 1763. Overall I would rate it a poor question.
2. A, I believe South Carolina was the state with the highest proportion of slaves and I think that was only around 50%. Contrast that with Haiti which I think pushed 90%.
The first is B. Sadly, (haha I love France! Such a magnificent country!) after the french and indian war (that war pisses me off grr!) They lost almost all of their land. It's sad, because France has always been a very culturally rich place, with lots of focus on the arts, too!
The second one is A. There were huge amounts of slaves in the carribean and south america. I say, good for them! Slavery is such a sick and disgusting thing. Just like racism is. There were hardly ever times when slaves out numbered whites. Luckily, after the civil war, slavery was (FINALLY!) abolished. Far too long people had slaves. Its so sad :'(
Social Studies Help Please! 5th Grade Question鈽??
Multiple choice!
Which was the main reason French and Dutch settlers started colonies in North America?
A. They wanted religious freedom
B. They wanted to gain profits from the sale of furs to Europe
C. They wanted to set up plantations
D. They wanted to govern themselvesSocial Studies Help Please! 5th Grade Question鈽??
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Which was the main reason French and Dutch settlers started colonies in North America?
A. They wanted religious freedom
B. They wanted to gain profits from the sale of furs to Europe
C. They wanted to set up plantations
D. They wanted to govern themselvesSocial Studies Help Please! 5th Grade Question鈽??
a
What was the best era for the United States?
Our country is not looking so great now, but in retrospect, when was it's best/worst point?
In the early days (1776-1830) the US was just getting started and fine tuning issues with the Constitution. Also, there was the issue with encroaching upon Indian territory.
Then came the Pre-Civil War days (1831-1860). Our country was falling apart because of the difference of ecomomies in the north and south. The north was mostly cities; the south was plantations and small farms.
Civil War and Reconstruction (1861-1875). This is pretty self explanatory. The US was so divided that we had a Civil War.
The Guilded age (1876-1899). Many people moved west. Also, railroads were built.
Industrial Revolution (1900-1913). The turn of the century was a time for industrial prosperity. This gave rise to robber barons such as Rockefeller, Carnegie, and JP Morgan.
World War I (1914-1919). The US did not enter until later, but nonetheless contributed to the Treaty of Versailles, which set the framework for WWII.
The Roaring '20s (1920-1929). The economy boomed.
The Great Depression (1930-1940). The economy collapsed under Hoover. Roosevelt tried to save the US with the New Deal.
World War II (1941-1945). US wanted to stay out of the war, but was forced to when Pearl Harbor was bombed. Brought the US out of the Great Depression due to the rapidly increasing need for military supplies.
I'm going to stop there because most people are pretty familiar with the recent history. You don't necessarily need to pick one of my groups.What was the best era for the United States?
The Clinton years were good, remember when America's biggest problem was a stain on a blue dress?
Also , the 50's were good because the wealthy were paying 90% taxes.
Best era for USA is when it didn't exist!!!!!!!
The land of America is made upon the lives of 120 million native Amerians!!!!!!
No compensation for these natives!!!
Most of them living in poverty!!!
taken their land for FREE
And today America calls itself the
Land of the FREE
Land of the free my ***!!!!!!
Put the world in it's place, before it puts you in yours!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!What was the best era for the United States?
I would guess 1700-1850 because of the westward expansion.
The 50's. Very prosperous.
Right now, these are the good 'ole days.
The 90's for sure.
After WW2. The 50s were great.
what makes you think our best days are not ahead?
I'd say the 50's. Why ? it was before the loser hippie generation screwed the country with thier "question authority" mentality. We gained a whole lot of bad bahaviour from those pathetic losers whom only seemed to care more about thier "motto's", drugs and getting what they wanted than actually rallying together for the good of the nation.
It was also still booming from the residual effects after WW2. Not having started into the Vietnam war yet.......sure, there was the Korean war......but few seem to know much about that these days.
I say that because the old pioneer days were a hard life, most other era's during wars were also hard due to the war efforts. But anything sooner than the mid 60's introduced a rebellion of losers in America that we still suffer with today..........the mindset of entitlements, laziness, selfish persuits that harm the country.
Mid 50's was an era that was free of alot of that crap and still innocent enough that people in general had a good life.
In the early days (1776-1830) the US was just getting started and fine tuning issues with the Constitution. Also, there was the issue with encroaching upon Indian territory.
Then came the Pre-Civil War days (1831-1860). Our country was falling apart because of the difference of ecomomies in the north and south. The north was mostly cities; the south was plantations and small farms.
Civil War and Reconstruction (1861-1875). This is pretty self explanatory. The US was so divided that we had a Civil War.
The Guilded age (1876-1899). Many people moved west. Also, railroads were built.
Industrial Revolution (1900-1913). The turn of the century was a time for industrial prosperity. This gave rise to robber barons such as Rockefeller, Carnegie, and JP Morgan.
World War I (1914-1919). The US did not enter until later, but nonetheless contributed to the Treaty of Versailles, which set the framework for WWII.
The Roaring '20s (1920-1929). The economy boomed.
The Great Depression (1930-1940). The economy collapsed under Hoover. Roosevelt tried to save the US with the New Deal.
World War II (1941-1945). US wanted to stay out of the war, but was forced to when Pearl Harbor was bombed. Brought the US out of the Great Depression due to the rapidly increasing need for military supplies.
I'm going to stop there because most people are pretty familiar with the recent history. You don't necessarily need to pick one of my groups.What was the best era for the United States?
The Clinton years were good, remember when America's biggest problem was a stain on a blue dress?
Also , the 50's were good because the wealthy were paying 90% taxes.
Best era for USA is when it didn't exist!!!!!!!
The land of America is made upon the lives of 120 million native Amerians!!!!!!
No compensation for these natives!!!
Most of them living in poverty!!!
taken their land for FREE
And today America calls itself the
Land of the FREE
Land of the free my ***!!!!!!
Put the world in it's place, before it puts you in yours!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!What was the best era for the United States?
I would guess 1700-1850 because of the westward expansion.
The 50's. Very prosperous.
Right now, these are the good 'ole days.
The 90's for sure.
After WW2. The 50s were great.
what makes you think our best days are not ahead?
I'd say the 50's. Why ? it was before the loser hippie generation screwed the country with thier "question authority" mentality. We gained a whole lot of bad bahaviour from those pathetic losers whom only seemed to care more about thier "motto's", drugs and getting what they wanted than actually rallying together for the good of the nation.
It was also still booming from the residual effects after WW2. Not having started into the Vietnam war yet.......sure, there was the Korean war......but few seem to know much about that these days.
I say that because the old pioneer days were a hard life, most other era's during wars were also hard due to the war efforts. But anything sooner than the mid 60's introduced a rebellion of losers in America that we still suffer with today..........the mindset of entitlements, laziness, selfish persuits that harm the country.
Mid 50's was an era that was free of alot of that crap and still innocent enough that people in general had a good life.
Helppp wiff my history summmer school?
1)Which territories were included in the Northeast region of the United States?
A)New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania
B)Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, and part of Minnesota
C)North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia
D)Ohio, New York, Illinois, and Minnesota
2) Pennsylvania's population boom was due largely in part to
A)slaughterhouses emerging everywhere in the northern regions.
B)the coal industry, which began organizing in the early 1800s.
C)cotton that was shipped from the southern states.
D)factories emerging in the cities of Pennsylvania.
3)What was the result of industrialization?
A)factories and people moving to the South
B)more people migrating to the West
C)more factories opening and more people moving to urban areas
D)more factories opening in the Midwest due to immigration
4) __________found a completely different existence from rural residents.
A)City officials
B)Urban dwellers
C)Southerners
D)Immigrants
5) Initially, farms in the South consisted of
A)Large plantations everywhere growing cotton.
B)small plantations in some areas growing a mix of goods.
C)small plots of land that were sustained through hard work.
D)larger plots with many workers and slaves helping to grow the cotton.
6)Similar to the northern region, the South was experiencing a surge of growth in
A)textile.
B)farming.
C)the mills.
D)coal.
7) Which of the following is a way in which farmers were impacted during the 1800s?
A)Farmers had as much land as they wanted and they became rich.
B)Farmers struggled due to the bad weather conditions.
C)Farmers needed diverse crops in order to compete with the North.
D)Farmers did not having enough land to grow more cotton.
8) More slave restrictions occurred due to
A)rising unrest in the North.
B)more Southerners wanting to end slavery.
C)slaves rebelling against the South.
D)Lincoln becoming President.
9)Identify the reason for why the North outlawed slavery.
A)The Northerners did not like the concept of enslaving someone.
B)The North was not in rivalry with the South.
C)The South wanted to keep all of their slaves.
D)Many Northerners did not need slaves in order to run their textiles.
10)Which of the following was a result of the War of 1812?
A)Many individuals had lost their jobs and didn't have proper living conditions.
B)There were more economic issues and a torn country.
C)There were less economic issues and the country was more unified.
D)There were more economic issues but the country was more unified.
11)Who was a major player in building nationalism?
A)John Quincy Adams
B)John Marshall
C)Abraham Lincoln
D)Gideon Albright
12)After the War of 1812, the United States tried to strengthen their domestic issues.
A)True
B)False
13)Identify Justice Marshall's declaration regarding the national government.
A)It created the bank and no state had the right to implement a tax on the bank.
B)It did not have the right to intervene in bank issues.
C)It was in debt and needed to focus on other issues.
D)It was handling the war it, so it didn't have the time to fix this issue.
14)In 1824, Chief Justice John Marshall set another precedent in the case of Gibbons vs. Ogden.
A)True
B)False
15)One of the most pressing issues that President Monroe would have to face while in office regarding foreign policy involved
A)Africa.
B)India.
C)the Middle East.
D)Europe.
16)While serving in office, President Adams focused his term on
A)helping build the nation after the war.
B)international affairs and ending slavery.
C)internal improvements and on domestic issues by supporting the construction of roads, bridges, canals, and universities.
D)building colleges and new schools in poor neighborhoods.
17)In the case of _______________, the state further decreed that the bank needed to pay $15,000 annually to Maryland or face closure.
A)James Monroe
B)Gideon
C)James McCulloch
D)James Marshall
18)In 1824, Chief Justice John Marshall set another precedent in the case of Gibbons vs. Ogden
A)True
B)False
19)Jackson was the first President to be elected that hailed
A)west of the Appalachian Mountains.
B)from the South.
C)from New York.
D)none of the above
20)Not only was Andrew Jackson a man of strong opinion who was even stronger at defending those opinions, he was also a
A)soldier in the army and a father.
B)military general and a plantation owner.
C)senator and a military general.
D)father and a plantation owner.
21)What kind of federal government did Jackson advocate?
A)limited
B)expanded
C)reserved
D)partial
22)Which of the following territories was the homeland to the Cherokee people and seen as the most sought after?
A)South Carolina
B)Georgia
C)Maryland
D)VirginiaHelppp wiff my history summmer school?
Do your own homework. And by the way "wiff" is not a word and your use of it reflects very poorly on you.Helppp wiff my history summmer school?
is this from keystone credit recovey
A)New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania
B)Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, and part of Minnesota
C)North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia
D)Ohio, New York, Illinois, and Minnesota
2) Pennsylvania's population boom was due largely in part to
A)slaughterhouses emerging everywhere in the northern regions.
B)the coal industry, which began organizing in the early 1800s.
C)cotton that was shipped from the southern states.
D)factories emerging in the cities of Pennsylvania.
3)What was the result of industrialization?
A)factories and people moving to the South
B)more people migrating to the West
C)more factories opening and more people moving to urban areas
D)more factories opening in the Midwest due to immigration
4) __________found a completely different existence from rural residents.
A)City officials
B)Urban dwellers
C)Southerners
D)Immigrants
5) Initially, farms in the South consisted of
A)Large plantations everywhere growing cotton.
B)small plantations in some areas growing a mix of goods.
C)small plots of land that were sustained through hard work.
D)larger plots with many workers and slaves helping to grow the cotton.
6)Similar to the northern region, the South was experiencing a surge of growth in
A)textile.
B)farming.
C)the mills.
D)coal.
7) Which of the following is a way in which farmers were impacted during the 1800s?
A)Farmers had as much land as they wanted and they became rich.
B)Farmers struggled due to the bad weather conditions.
C)Farmers needed diverse crops in order to compete with the North.
D)Farmers did not having enough land to grow more cotton.
8) More slave restrictions occurred due to
A)rising unrest in the North.
B)more Southerners wanting to end slavery.
C)slaves rebelling against the South.
D)Lincoln becoming President.
9)Identify the reason for why the North outlawed slavery.
A)The Northerners did not like the concept of enslaving someone.
B)The North was not in rivalry with the South.
C)The South wanted to keep all of their slaves.
D)Many Northerners did not need slaves in order to run their textiles.
10)Which of the following was a result of the War of 1812?
A)Many individuals had lost their jobs and didn't have proper living conditions.
B)There were more economic issues and a torn country.
C)There were less economic issues and the country was more unified.
D)There were more economic issues but the country was more unified.
11)Who was a major player in building nationalism?
A)John Quincy Adams
B)John Marshall
C)Abraham Lincoln
D)Gideon Albright
12)After the War of 1812, the United States tried to strengthen their domestic issues.
A)True
B)False
13)Identify Justice Marshall's declaration regarding the national government.
A)It created the bank and no state had the right to implement a tax on the bank.
B)It did not have the right to intervene in bank issues.
C)It was in debt and needed to focus on other issues.
D)It was handling the war it, so it didn't have the time to fix this issue.
14)In 1824, Chief Justice John Marshall set another precedent in the case of Gibbons vs. Ogden.
A)True
B)False
15)One of the most pressing issues that President Monroe would have to face while in office regarding foreign policy involved
A)Africa.
B)India.
C)the Middle East.
D)Europe.
16)While serving in office, President Adams focused his term on
A)helping build the nation after the war.
B)international affairs and ending slavery.
C)internal improvements and on domestic issues by supporting the construction of roads, bridges, canals, and universities.
D)building colleges and new schools in poor neighborhoods.
17)In the case of _______________, the state further decreed that the bank needed to pay $15,000 annually to Maryland or face closure.
A)James Monroe
B)Gideon
C)James McCulloch
D)James Marshall
18)In 1824, Chief Justice John Marshall set another precedent in the case of Gibbons vs. Ogden
A)True
B)False
19)Jackson was the first President to be elected that hailed
A)west of the Appalachian Mountains.
B)from the South.
C)from New York.
D)none of the above
20)Not only was Andrew Jackson a man of strong opinion who was even stronger at defending those opinions, he was also a
A)soldier in the army and a father.
B)military general and a plantation owner.
C)senator and a military general.
D)father and a plantation owner.
21)What kind of federal government did Jackson advocate?
A)limited
B)expanded
C)reserved
D)partial
22)Which of the following territories was the homeland to the Cherokee people and seen as the most sought after?
A)South Carolina
B)Georgia
C)Maryland
D)VirginiaHelppp wiff my history summmer school?
Do your own homework. And by the way "wiff" is not a word and your use of it reflects very poorly on you.Helppp wiff my history summmer school?
is this from keystone credit recovey
10 history questions.. I need help fast!!?
1. Why did Spain have more established colonies before any other countries?
(Points: 1)
Spain was not entangled in wars.
Portugal and Spain teamed up to set up colonies.
Spain blocked other countries from exploring.
The Spanish had better navigational skills.
2. Dutch colonies in North America centered around what business?
(Points: 1)
Trade
Agriculture
Gold
Spices
3. Who founded the city of Jamestown?
(Points: 1)
The Dutch
The English
The French
The Spanish
4. How did joint-stock companies fund colonies?
(Points: 1)
By selling shares to investors with a promise to share profits
By selling goods that were imported from the colonies to investors
By using funds to pay for religious missions
By requesting loans from European monarchs with a promise to repay them later
5. Which country shared Spain's view of converting Native Americans?
(Points: 1)
France
England
the Netherlands
Prussia
6. Which best describes how Rhode Island was established?
(Points: 1)
Roger Williams wanted a place for religious tolerance.
Puritans wanted to create a utopia.
Catholics and Protestants wanted to join together.
France and England created a joint colony.
7. What was the least important cause of the decline of the Native American population after 1700?
(Points: 1)
Disease
Conflict with Europeans
Conflicts with other Native Americans
Crop failures
8. The French and Indian War began because France and England:
(Points: 1)
both wanted to convert Native Americans to Christianity.
both expected to find gold in North America.
both wanted to develop tobacco plantations in Virginia.
both wanted to control the Ohio River Valley.
9. What was a result of the 1763 Treaty of Paris?
(Points: 1)
France gained control of Canada.
France lost almost all of its land in North America.
England lost most of its western land.
England gained control of New Orleans.
10. As of 1700, what country controlled the region that forms present-day eastern Canada?
(Points: 1)
The Netherlands
Spain
France
England10 history questions.. I need help fast!!?
Question 3 is the english
Question 4 is By selling shares to investors with a promise to share profits
Question 6 is Roger Williams wanted a place for religious tolerance
Question 8 is both wanted to control the Ohio River Valley.
Question 9 is France lost almost all of its land in North America.
(Points: 1)
Spain was not entangled in wars.
Portugal and Spain teamed up to set up colonies.
Spain blocked other countries from exploring.
The Spanish had better navigational skills.
2. Dutch colonies in North America centered around what business?
(Points: 1)
Trade
Agriculture
Gold
Spices
3. Who founded the city of Jamestown?
(Points: 1)
The Dutch
The English
The French
The Spanish
4. How did joint-stock companies fund colonies?
(Points: 1)
By selling shares to investors with a promise to share profits
By selling goods that were imported from the colonies to investors
By using funds to pay for religious missions
By requesting loans from European monarchs with a promise to repay them later
5. Which country shared Spain's view of converting Native Americans?
(Points: 1)
France
England
the Netherlands
Prussia
6. Which best describes how Rhode Island was established?
(Points: 1)
Roger Williams wanted a place for religious tolerance.
Puritans wanted to create a utopia.
Catholics and Protestants wanted to join together.
France and England created a joint colony.
7. What was the least important cause of the decline of the Native American population after 1700?
(Points: 1)
Disease
Conflict with Europeans
Conflicts with other Native Americans
Crop failures
8. The French and Indian War began because France and England:
(Points: 1)
both wanted to convert Native Americans to Christianity.
both expected to find gold in North America.
both wanted to develop tobacco plantations in Virginia.
both wanted to control the Ohio River Valley.
9. What was a result of the 1763 Treaty of Paris?
(Points: 1)
France gained control of Canada.
France lost almost all of its land in North America.
England lost most of its western land.
England gained control of New Orleans.
10. As of 1700, what country controlled the region that forms present-day eastern Canada?
(Points: 1)
The Netherlands
Spain
France
England10 history questions.. I need help fast!!?
Question 3 is the english
Question 4 is By selling shares to investors with a promise to share profits
Question 6 is Roger Williams wanted a place for religious tolerance
Question 8 is both wanted to control the Ohio River Valley.
Question 9 is France lost almost all of its land in North America.
HELP WITH WORLD HISTORY?!?!?! ASAP?
Which best describes religion in the Plymouth colony?
They practiced the Puritan religion.
They practiced Catholicism.
Many religions were practiced.
Many Christian religions were practiced.
The French and Indian War began because France and England:
both wanted to convert Native Americans to Christianity.
both expected to find gold in North America.
both wanted to develop tobacco plantations in Virginia.
both wanted to control the Ohio River Valley.HELP WITH WORLD HISTORY?!?!?! ASAP?
Puritan, Ohio River Valley.
I'm 99% sure.HELP WITH WORLD HISTORY?!?!?! ASAP?
They practiced Purtian Religion.
They practiced the Puritan religion.
They practiced Catholicism.
Many religions were practiced.
Many Christian religions were practiced.
The French and Indian War began because France and England:
both wanted to convert Native Americans to Christianity.
both expected to find gold in North America.
both wanted to develop tobacco plantations in Virginia.
both wanted to control the Ohio River Valley.HELP WITH WORLD HISTORY?!?!?! ASAP?
Puritan, Ohio River Valley.
I'm 99% sure.HELP WITH WORLD HISTORY?!?!?! ASAP?
They practiced Purtian Religion.
World history homework help! 1 question, Best answer for first person!?
1. Which of the following is NOT true about the issues that led to civil war in the United States?
A. Conflict arose between the northern and southern parts of the United States.
B. The North was more advanced commercially and they were expanding industrially.
C. The South wanted to abolish slavery in order to hire laborers to work the plantations.
D. The South wanted new territories that were being admitted into the United States to be slave states.
Thank you so much!World history homework help! 1 question, Best answer for first person!?
Being a Canadian who has never studied US history, I may be wrong, but I think the answer is C. You might want to wait for someone to confirm that for you.things to do in san francisco textfree pinger
A. Conflict arose between the northern and southern parts of the United States.
B. The North was more advanced commercially and they were expanding industrially.
C. The South wanted to abolish slavery in order to hire laborers to work the plantations.
D. The South wanted new territories that were being admitted into the United States to be slave states.
Thank you so much!World history homework help! 1 question, Best answer for first person!?
Being a Canadian who has never studied US history, I may be wrong, but I think the answer is C. You might want to wait for someone to confirm that for you.
History help anyone please?
1.) Native Americans passed down their traditions from generation to generation through
barter
oral history
written records
trade routes
2.) Which of the following did Native Americans believe could not be sold?
obsidian
shell
land
copper
3.) Spain decided to back Columbus' voyage to the west in the hopes that it would
help to finally defeat the Muslims
make Columbus rich and famous
give Spain a trading advantage over Portugal
bring an end to feudalism in Europe
4.) Which of the following best describes the Northwest Passage?
John Cabot's sailing across the Atlantic Ocean from England
Ferdinand Magellan's circumnavigating the world
water route around North America
the Puritan's route from England to Massachusetts
5.) Spain wanted to establish missions to
convert Native Americans to Spanish religion and customs
reduce the Spanish population
provide work for Spaniards
help Spanish settlers adapt to Native American culture
6.) Explorers like Cabot, Frobisher, and Hudson were searching for
the seven golden cities
the Great Migration
a Northwest Passage
a land route to California
7.) The Virginia colony survived largely because English colonists
were well cared for by the Virginia Company
developed lasting friendships with Native Americans
worked cooperatively for the good of the colony
began growing tobacco for sale
8.) The Puritans migrated to New England to
escape religious persecution
establish Catholic missions
maintain the practices of the Anglican church
start tobacco plantations
9.) England prized its North American colonies because
they provided England with natural resources of gold and silver
they provided soldiers for the British Army to fight in European wars
they supplied England with food and raw materials and bought English goods
they manufactured goods for England
10.) In colonial South Carolina and Georgia, most slaves worked
in cities
on fishing ships
in factories
on plantations
11.) Increased Colonial production of staple crops like tobacco and rice led to
a decrease in the use of indentures servants as a labor force
an increase in the number of slaves brought from Africa
the establishment of the Navigation Act
a lessening of the flow of immigrants to the colonies
12.) Which of these is an accurate statement about British colonies?
Children benefited from an excellent system of public education
Politics and society were dominated by landowning men
Society provided equal opportunities for all groups
Society could not be divided into clear social levels
13.) By the end of his life, Columbus had become
a successful trader
a successful governor of Hispaniola
a veteran of four voyages to the Americas
a man of great prestige at the Spanish court
14.) Which of the following caused Jamestown's near failure?
the discovery of gold and silver in the colony
John Smith's leadership
the failure of the tobacco crop
the swampy site chosen for this settlement
15.) In what part of North America did the Hopi and Anasazi develop their way of life?
Southwest
Northeast
Plains
Northwest Coast
16.) Which of the following is a reason that Spanish nobles wanted Columbus' voyage to succeed?
They wanted to prove that the Earth was round
They wanted Columbus to find new territory for Spain
They wanted a quicker trade route to India
They wanted a new source of sugar
17.) Which of the following was a driving force in Puritan settlements?
a love of luxury and wealth
a desire to live free of religious persecution
a passion for social order
a desire to return to England
18.) Which three colonies were founded in an attempt to escape religious persecution?
New York, New Jersey, and Georgia
Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, and Maryland
North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia
New York, Virginia, and Georgia
19.) The population of the Middle Colonies was known for its
lack of farming skills
hatred of the other colonists
diversity
lack of religion
20.) As a result of the French and Indian War,
Native Americans gained control of the Great Lakes region
Britain lost control of the lands east of the Mississippi River
France turned Canada over to Britain
France gained control of FloridaHistory help anyone please?
you cant just put your homework on here and expect some one to do it. come on. at least try it
It is academic fraud for us to do your homework, the reason you were given the assignment is so you would learn something. Pay attention in class and read your book. Use google. But do your own work.
In the real world you can not get paid if you do not do the work.History help anyone please?
oral history
land
give Spain a trading advantage
...
When in doubt, guess "B".
is typing all that really easier than making educated guesses?
Tip: put down that ur library ran out of books or u lost ur book. That wat I do.
do your own hw...plus, these questions are not hard at all!
barter
oral history
written records
trade routes
2.) Which of the following did Native Americans believe could not be sold?
obsidian
shell
land
copper
3.) Spain decided to back Columbus' voyage to the west in the hopes that it would
help to finally defeat the Muslims
make Columbus rich and famous
give Spain a trading advantage over Portugal
bring an end to feudalism in Europe
4.) Which of the following best describes the Northwest Passage?
John Cabot's sailing across the Atlantic Ocean from England
Ferdinand Magellan's circumnavigating the world
water route around North America
the Puritan's route from England to Massachusetts
5.) Spain wanted to establish missions to
convert Native Americans to Spanish religion and customs
reduce the Spanish population
provide work for Spaniards
help Spanish settlers adapt to Native American culture
6.) Explorers like Cabot, Frobisher, and Hudson were searching for
the seven golden cities
the Great Migration
a Northwest Passage
a land route to California
7.) The Virginia colony survived largely because English colonists
were well cared for by the Virginia Company
developed lasting friendships with Native Americans
worked cooperatively for the good of the colony
began growing tobacco for sale
8.) The Puritans migrated to New England to
escape religious persecution
establish Catholic missions
maintain the practices of the Anglican church
start tobacco plantations
9.) England prized its North American colonies because
they provided England with natural resources of gold and silver
they provided soldiers for the British Army to fight in European wars
they supplied England with food and raw materials and bought English goods
they manufactured goods for England
10.) In colonial South Carolina and Georgia, most slaves worked
in cities
on fishing ships
in factories
on plantations
11.) Increased Colonial production of staple crops like tobacco and rice led to
a decrease in the use of indentures servants as a labor force
an increase in the number of slaves brought from Africa
the establishment of the Navigation Act
a lessening of the flow of immigrants to the colonies
12.) Which of these is an accurate statement about British colonies?
Children benefited from an excellent system of public education
Politics and society were dominated by landowning men
Society provided equal opportunities for all groups
Society could not be divided into clear social levels
13.) By the end of his life, Columbus had become
a successful trader
a successful governor of Hispaniola
a veteran of four voyages to the Americas
a man of great prestige at the Spanish court
14.) Which of the following caused Jamestown's near failure?
the discovery of gold and silver in the colony
John Smith's leadership
the failure of the tobacco crop
the swampy site chosen for this settlement
15.) In what part of North America did the Hopi and Anasazi develop their way of life?
Southwest
Northeast
Plains
Northwest Coast
16.) Which of the following is a reason that Spanish nobles wanted Columbus' voyage to succeed?
They wanted to prove that the Earth was round
They wanted Columbus to find new territory for Spain
They wanted a quicker trade route to India
They wanted a new source of sugar
17.) Which of the following was a driving force in Puritan settlements?
a love of luxury and wealth
a desire to live free of religious persecution
a passion for social order
a desire to return to England
18.) Which three colonies were founded in an attempt to escape religious persecution?
New York, New Jersey, and Georgia
Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, and Maryland
North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia
New York, Virginia, and Georgia
19.) The population of the Middle Colonies was known for its
lack of farming skills
hatred of the other colonists
diversity
lack of religion
20.) As a result of the French and Indian War,
Native Americans gained control of the Great Lakes region
Britain lost control of the lands east of the Mississippi River
France turned Canada over to Britain
France gained control of FloridaHistory help anyone please?
you cant just put your homework on here and expect some one to do it. come on. at least try it
It is academic fraud for us to do your homework, the reason you were given the assignment is so you would learn something. Pay attention in class and read your book. Use google. But do your own work.
In the real world you can not get paid if you do not do the work.History help anyone please?
oral history
land
give Spain a trading advantage
...
When in doubt, guess "B".
is typing all that really easier than making educated guesses?
Tip: put down that ur library ran out of books or u lost ur book. That wat I do.
do your own hw...plus, these questions are not hard at all!
HISTORY?!?! PLEASE HELP!!! I HAVE SOME ANSWERED BUT IM HAVING SOME TROUBLE ANSWERING THE REST>>>PLEASE!(20 P)?
1.) Native Americans passed down their traditions from generation to generation through
barter
*oral history
written records
trade routes
2.) Spain decided to back Columbus' voyage to the west in the hopes that it would
help to finally defeat the Muslims
make Columbus rich and famous
give Spain a trading advantage over Portugal
bring an end to feudalism in Europe
3.) Which of the following best describes the Northwest Passage?
John Cabot's sailing across the Atlantic Ocean from England
Ferdinand Magellan's circumnavigating the globe
water route across North America
the Puritan's route from England to Massachusetts
4.) English explorers like Cabot, Frobisher, and Hudson were searching for
the seven golden cities
the Great Migration
* a Northwest Passage
a land route to California
5.) The Virginia colony survived largely because the English colonists
were well cared for by the Virginia Company
developed lasting friendships with Native Americans
worked cooperatively for the good of the colony
began growing tobacco for sale
6.) The Puritans migrated to New England to
escape religious persecution
establish Catholic missions
maintain the practices of the Anglican Church
start tobacco plantations
7.) England prized its North American colonies because
they provided England with natural resources of gold and silver
they provided soldiers for the British Army to fight in European wars
they supplied England with food and raw materials and bought English goods
they manufactured goods for England
8.) In colonial South Carolina and Georgia, most slaves worked
in cities
on fishing ships
in factories
** on plantations
9.) Which of the following caused Jamestown's near failure?
the discovery of gold and silver in the colony
John Smith's leadership
the failure of the tobacco crop
the swampy site chosen for this settlement
10.) In what part of North America did the Hopi and Zuni develop their way of life?
** Southwest
Northeast
Plains
Northwest Coast
11.) An example of an uprising by slaves to free themselves in the mid-1700s is the
Great Awakening
Stono Rebellion
Middle Passage
Great Migration
12.) Which of the following was a driving force in Puritan settlements?
a love of luxury and wealth
a desire to live free of religious persecution
a passion for social order
a desire to return to England
13.) The population of the Middle Colonies was known for its
lack of farming skills
hatred of the other colonies
diversity
lack of religion
14.) As a result of the French and Indian War,
Native Americans gained control of the Great Lakes region
Britain lost control of lands east of the Mississippi River
France turned Canada over to Britain
France gained control of Florida
15.) The Sugar Act and Stamp Act are examples of how the
British continued to leave the colonies alone
British tried to raise money in the colonies
colonists eagerly sacraficed to pay their war debts
British tried to stimulate colonial economies
16.) The Revolutionary War began with the
Battle of Saratoga
Battle of Trenton
Bettles of Lexington and Concord
Battle of Bunker Hill
17.) What was a major advantage of the American side in the Revolutionary War?
Patriot forces were fighting on their own territory
British forces were not well equipped
Americans had a well-supplied, stable, and effective fighting force
The British people strongly supported their forces fighting in the colonies
18.) American victory in the Revolutionary War led to
expanded political and legal power for women
the abolition of slavery in the Southern Colonies
the strengthening of the Iroquois League
the spread of the idea of liberty at home and abroad
19.) In the 1780s, the Nationalists organized to
create a unicameral legislature
strengthen the power of the states
promote the need for a stronger central government
fight against taxation
20.) What issue did the Great Compromise resolve?
representation in the legislature
abolition of slavery
the veto power of the executive
when taxes were to be paid
21.) The anti-Federalists argued against the Constitution because they felt
it gave too much power to the people
it created a weak executive branch
it made the national government too strong
the Articles of Confederation did not need to be reformed
22.) Some anti-Federalists agreed to support the Constitution after the Federalists added the
separation of powers
Bill of Rights
Preamble
system of checks and balances
23.) During his term in office, President WashingtoHISTORY?!?! PLEASE HELP!!! I HAVE SOME ANSWERED BUT IM HAVING SOME TROUBLE ANSWERING THE REST%26gt;%26gt;%26gt;PLEASE!(20 P)?
Let me put it too you, the 'rest' is all included in here?HISTORY?!?! PLEASE HELP!!! I HAVE SOME ANSWERED BUT IM HAVING SOME TROUBLE ANSWERING THE REST%26gt;%26gt;%26gt;PLEASE!(20 P)?
1) oral 2) give Spain a trading advantage over Portugal 3) water route across North America 4) a Northwest Passage 5) developed lasting friendships with Native Americans 6) escape religious persecution 7) they supplied England with food and raw materials and bought English goods 8) on plantations 9) the swampy site chosen for this settlement 10) Southwest 11) Stono Rebellion 12) a desire to live free of religious persecution 13) lack of farming skills 14) France gained control of Florida 15) British tried to raise money in the colonies 16) Battles of Lexington and Concord 17) Patriot forces were fighting on their own territory 18) the abolition of slavery in the Southern Colonies 19) fight against taxation 20) representation in the legislature 22) Bill of rights
barter
*oral history
written records
trade routes
2.) Spain decided to back Columbus' voyage to the west in the hopes that it would
help to finally defeat the Muslims
make Columbus rich and famous
give Spain a trading advantage over Portugal
bring an end to feudalism in Europe
3.) Which of the following best describes the Northwest Passage?
John Cabot's sailing across the Atlantic Ocean from England
Ferdinand Magellan's circumnavigating the globe
water route across North America
the Puritan's route from England to Massachusetts
4.) English explorers like Cabot, Frobisher, and Hudson were searching for
the seven golden cities
the Great Migration
* a Northwest Passage
a land route to California
5.) The Virginia colony survived largely because the English colonists
were well cared for by the Virginia Company
developed lasting friendships with Native Americans
worked cooperatively for the good of the colony
began growing tobacco for sale
6.) The Puritans migrated to New England to
escape religious persecution
establish Catholic missions
maintain the practices of the Anglican Church
start tobacco plantations
7.) England prized its North American colonies because
they provided England with natural resources of gold and silver
they provided soldiers for the British Army to fight in European wars
they supplied England with food and raw materials and bought English goods
they manufactured goods for England
8.) In colonial South Carolina and Georgia, most slaves worked
in cities
on fishing ships
in factories
** on plantations
9.) Which of the following caused Jamestown's near failure?
the discovery of gold and silver in the colony
John Smith's leadership
the failure of the tobacco crop
the swampy site chosen for this settlement
10.) In what part of North America did the Hopi and Zuni develop their way of life?
** Southwest
Northeast
Plains
Northwest Coast
11.) An example of an uprising by slaves to free themselves in the mid-1700s is the
Great Awakening
Stono Rebellion
Middle Passage
Great Migration
12.) Which of the following was a driving force in Puritan settlements?
a love of luxury and wealth
a desire to live free of religious persecution
a passion for social order
a desire to return to England
13.) The population of the Middle Colonies was known for its
lack of farming skills
hatred of the other colonies
diversity
lack of religion
14.) As a result of the French and Indian War,
Native Americans gained control of the Great Lakes region
Britain lost control of lands east of the Mississippi River
France turned Canada over to Britain
France gained control of Florida
15.) The Sugar Act and Stamp Act are examples of how the
British continued to leave the colonies alone
British tried to raise money in the colonies
colonists eagerly sacraficed to pay their war debts
British tried to stimulate colonial economies
16.) The Revolutionary War began with the
Battle of Saratoga
Battle of Trenton
Bettles of Lexington and Concord
Battle of Bunker Hill
17.) What was a major advantage of the American side in the Revolutionary War?
Patriot forces were fighting on their own territory
British forces were not well equipped
Americans had a well-supplied, stable, and effective fighting force
The British people strongly supported their forces fighting in the colonies
18.) American victory in the Revolutionary War led to
expanded political and legal power for women
the abolition of slavery in the Southern Colonies
the strengthening of the Iroquois League
the spread of the idea of liberty at home and abroad
19.) In the 1780s, the Nationalists organized to
create a unicameral legislature
strengthen the power of the states
promote the need for a stronger central government
fight against taxation
20.) What issue did the Great Compromise resolve?
representation in the legislature
abolition of slavery
the veto power of the executive
when taxes were to be paid
21.) The anti-Federalists argued against the Constitution because they felt
it gave too much power to the people
it created a weak executive branch
it made the national government too strong
the Articles of Confederation did not need to be reformed
22.) Some anti-Federalists agreed to support the Constitution after the Federalists added the
separation of powers
Bill of Rights
Preamble
system of checks and balances
23.) During his term in office, President WashingtoHISTORY?!?! PLEASE HELP!!! I HAVE SOME ANSWERED BUT IM HAVING SOME TROUBLE ANSWERING THE REST%26gt;%26gt;%26gt;PLEASE!(20 P)?
Let me put it too you, the 'rest' is all included in here?HISTORY?!?! PLEASE HELP!!! I HAVE SOME ANSWERED BUT IM HAVING SOME TROUBLE ANSWERING THE REST%26gt;%26gt;%26gt;PLEASE!(20 P)?
1) oral 2) give Spain a trading advantage over Portugal 3) water route across North America 4) a Northwest Passage 5) developed lasting friendships with Native Americans 6) escape religious persecution 7) they supplied England with food and raw materials and bought English goods 8) on plantations 9) the swampy site chosen for this settlement 10) Southwest 11) Stono Rebellion 12) a desire to live free of religious persecution 13) lack of farming skills 14) France gained control of Florida 15) British tried to raise money in the colonies 16) Battles of Lexington and Concord 17) Patriot forces were fighting on their own territory 18) the abolition of slavery in the Southern Colonies 19) fight against taxation 20) representation in the legislature 22) Bill of rights
Someone plz help on my U.S HISTORY HOMEWORK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!?
1: Native Americans passed down their traditions from generation to generation through
A) barter
B) oral history
C) written records
D) trade routes
2: Spain decided to back Columbus' voyage to the west in the hopes that it would
A) help to finally defeat the Muslims
B) make Columbus rich and famous
C) give Spain a trading advantage over Portugal
D) bring an end to feudalism in Europe
3: Which of the following best describes the Northwest Passage?
A) John Cabot's sailing across the Atlantic Ocean from England
B) Ferdinand Magellan's circumnavigating the globe
C) water route across North America
D) the Puritan's route from England to Massachusetts
4: English explorers like Cabot, Frobisher, and Hudson were searching for
A) the seven golden cities
B) the Great Migration
C) a Northwest Passage
D) a land route to California
5: The Virginia colony survived largely because the English colonists
A) were well cared for by the Virginia Company
B) developed lasting friendships with Native Americans
C) worked cooperatively for the good of the colony
D) began growing tobacco for sale
6: The Puritans migrated to New England to
A) escape religious persecution
B )establish Catholic missions
C) maintain the practices of the Anglican Church
D) start tobacco plantations
7: England prized its North American colonies because
A) they provided England with natural resources of gold and silver
B) they provided soldiers for the British Army to fight in European wars
C) they supplied England with food and raw materials and bought English goods
D) they manufactured goods for England
8: In colonial South Carolina and Georgia, most slaves worked
A )in cities
B) on fishing ships
C) in factories
D) on plantations
9: Which of the following caused Jamestown's near failure?
A) the discovery of gold and silver in the colony
B) John Smith's leadership
C) the failure of the tobacco crop
D) the swampy site chosen for this settlement
10: In what part of North America did the Hopi and Zuni develop their way of life?
A) Southwest
B) Northeast
C) Plains
D) Northwest Coast
11: An example of an uprising by slaves to free themselves in the mid-1700s is the
A) Great Awakening
B) Stono Rebellion
C) Middle Passage
D)Great Migration
12: Which of the following was a driving force in Puritan settlements?
A) a love of luxury and wealth
B) a desire to live free of religious persecution
C) a passion for social order
D) a desire to return to England
13: The population of the Middle Colonies was known for its
A) lack of farming skills
B) hatred of the other colonies
C) diversity
D) lack of religion
14: As a result of the French and Indian War,
A) Native Americans gained control of the Great Lakes region
B) Britain lost control of lands east of the Mississippi River
C) France turned Canada over to Britain
D) France gained control of Florida
15: The Sugar Act and Stamp Act are examples of how the
A) British continued to leave the colonies alone
B) British tried to raise money in the colonies
C) colonists eagerly sacraficed to pay their war debts
D) British tried to stimulate colonial economiesSomeone plz help on my U.S HISTORY HOMEWORK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!?
I haven't been to school in 40 years yet I still remember the answers to these very easy questions... and here you know nothing ,,,, because you don't study,, you want someone to give you the answers,,,,,, people are not going to give you the answers when you are looking for work and don't know sheet!
A) barter
B) oral history
C) written records
D) trade routes
2: Spain decided to back Columbus' voyage to the west in the hopes that it would
A) help to finally defeat the Muslims
B) make Columbus rich and famous
C) give Spain a trading advantage over Portugal
D) bring an end to feudalism in Europe
3: Which of the following best describes the Northwest Passage?
A) John Cabot's sailing across the Atlantic Ocean from England
B) Ferdinand Magellan's circumnavigating the globe
C) water route across North America
D) the Puritan's route from England to Massachusetts
4: English explorers like Cabot, Frobisher, and Hudson were searching for
A) the seven golden cities
B) the Great Migration
C) a Northwest Passage
D) a land route to California
5: The Virginia colony survived largely because the English colonists
A) were well cared for by the Virginia Company
B) developed lasting friendships with Native Americans
C) worked cooperatively for the good of the colony
D) began growing tobacco for sale
6: The Puritans migrated to New England to
A) escape religious persecution
B )establish Catholic missions
C) maintain the practices of the Anglican Church
D) start tobacco plantations
7: England prized its North American colonies because
A) they provided England with natural resources of gold and silver
B) they provided soldiers for the British Army to fight in European wars
C) they supplied England with food and raw materials and bought English goods
D) they manufactured goods for England
8: In colonial South Carolina and Georgia, most slaves worked
A )in cities
B) on fishing ships
C) in factories
D) on plantations
9: Which of the following caused Jamestown's near failure?
A) the discovery of gold and silver in the colony
B) John Smith's leadership
C) the failure of the tobacco crop
D) the swampy site chosen for this settlement
10: In what part of North America did the Hopi and Zuni develop their way of life?
A) Southwest
B) Northeast
C) Plains
D) Northwest Coast
11: An example of an uprising by slaves to free themselves in the mid-1700s is the
A) Great Awakening
B) Stono Rebellion
C) Middle Passage
D)Great Migration
12: Which of the following was a driving force in Puritan settlements?
A) a love of luxury and wealth
B) a desire to live free of religious persecution
C) a passion for social order
D) a desire to return to England
13: The population of the Middle Colonies was known for its
A) lack of farming skills
B) hatred of the other colonies
C) diversity
D) lack of religion
14: As a result of the French and Indian War,
A) Native Americans gained control of the Great Lakes region
B) Britain lost control of lands east of the Mississippi River
C) France turned Canada over to Britain
D) France gained control of Florida
15: The Sugar Act and Stamp Act are examples of how the
A) British continued to leave the colonies alone
B) British tried to raise money in the colonies
C) colonists eagerly sacraficed to pay their war debts
D) British tried to stimulate colonial economiesSomeone plz help on my U.S HISTORY HOMEWORK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!?
I haven't been to school in 40 years yet I still remember the answers to these very easy questions... and here you know nothing ,,,, because you don't study,, you want someone to give you the answers,,,,,, people are not going to give you the answers when you are looking for work and don't know sheet!
Some american history help?
1: Native Americans passed down their traditions from generation to generation through
barter
oral history
written records
trade routes
2: Spain decided to back Columbus' voyage to the west in the hopes that it would
help to finally defeat the Muslims
make Columbus rich and famous
give Spain a trading advantage over Portugal
bring an end to feudalism in Europe
3: Which of the following best describes the Northwest Passage?
John Cabot's sailing across the Atlantic Ocean from England
Ferdinand Magellan's circumnavigating the globe
water route across North America
the Puritan's route from England to Massachusetts
4: English explorers like Cabot, Frobisher, and Hudson were searching for
the seven golden cities
the Great Migration
a Northwest Passage
a land route to California
5: The Virginia colony survived largely because the English colonists
were well cared for by the Virginia Company
developed lasting friendships with Native Americans
worked cooperatively for the good of the colony
began growing tobacco for sale
6: The Puritans migrated to New England to
escape religious persecution
establish Catholic missions
maintain the practices of the Anglican Church
start tobacco plantations
7: England prized its North American colonies because
they provided England with natural resources of gold and silver
they provided soldiers for the British Army to fight in European wars
they supplied England with food and raw materials and bought English goods
they manufactured goods for England
8: In colonial South Carolina and Georgia, most slaves worked
in cities
on fishing ships
in factories
on plantations
9: Which of the following caused Jamestown's near failure?
the discovery of gold and silver in the colony
John Smith's leadership
the failure of the tobacco crop
the swampy site chosen for this settlement
10: In what part of North America did the Hopi and Zuni develop their way of life?
Southwest
Northeast
Plains
Northwest Coast
11: An example of an uprising by slaves to free themselves in the mid-1700s is the
Great Awakening
Stono Rebellion
Middle Passage
Great Migration
12: Which of the following was a driving force in Puritan settlements?
a love of luxury and wealth
a desire to live free of religious persecution
a passion for social order
a desire to return to England
13: The population of the Middle Colonies was known for its
lack of farming skills
hatred of the other colonies
diversity
lack of religion
14: As a result of the French and Indian War,
Native Americans gained control of the Great Lakes region
Britain lost control of lands east of the Mississippi River
France turned Canada over to Britain
France gained control of Florida
15: The Sugar Act and Stamp Act are examples of how the
British continued to leave the colonies alone
British tried to raise money in the colonies
colonists eagerly sacraficed to pay their war debts
British tried to stimulate colonial economies
16: The Revolutionary War began with the
Battle of Saratoga
Battle of Trenton
Bettles of Lexington and Concord
Battle of Bunker Hill
17: What was a major advantage of the American side in the Revolutionary War?
Patriot forces were fighting on their own territory
British forces were not well equipped
Americans had a well-supplied, stable, and effective fighting force
The British people strongly supported their forces fighting in the colonies
18: American victory in the Revolutionary War led to
expanded political and legal power for women
the abolition of slavery in the Southern Colonies
the strengthening of the Iroquois League
the spread of the idea of liberty at home and abroad
19: In the 1780s, the Nationalists organized to
create a unicameral legislature
strengthen the power of the states
promote the need for a stronger central government
fight against taxation
20: What issue did the Great Compromise resolve?
representation in the legislature
abolition of slavery
the veto power of the executive
when taxes were to be paid
21: The anti-Federalists argued against the Constitution because they felt
it gave too much power to the people
it created a weak executive branch
it made the national government too strong
the Articles of Confederation did not need to be reformed
22: Some anti-Federalists agreed to support the Constitution after the Federalists added the
separation of powers
Bill of Rights
Preamble
system of checks and balances
23: During his term in office, President Washington worked to develop a tone
that was dictatorial
that was nonthreatening
of modesty
of dignity
24: Why was Jefferson not named President after he won the popular vote in 1800?
Jefferson did win the election. Jefferson won the popular vote and tied with Aaron Burr for ElectoralSome american history help?
10 is the "Southwest"
The Hopi and Zuni cultures are around Arizona and New Mexico.
barter
oral history
written records
trade routes
2: Spain decided to back Columbus' voyage to the west in the hopes that it would
help to finally defeat the Muslims
make Columbus rich and famous
give Spain a trading advantage over Portugal
bring an end to feudalism in Europe
3: Which of the following best describes the Northwest Passage?
John Cabot's sailing across the Atlantic Ocean from England
Ferdinand Magellan's circumnavigating the globe
water route across North America
the Puritan's route from England to Massachusetts
4: English explorers like Cabot, Frobisher, and Hudson were searching for
the seven golden cities
the Great Migration
a Northwest Passage
a land route to California
5: The Virginia colony survived largely because the English colonists
were well cared for by the Virginia Company
developed lasting friendships with Native Americans
worked cooperatively for the good of the colony
began growing tobacco for sale
6: The Puritans migrated to New England to
escape religious persecution
establish Catholic missions
maintain the practices of the Anglican Church
start tobacco plantations
7: England prized its North American colonies because
they provided England with natural resources of gold and silver
they provided soldiers for the British Army to fight in European wars
they supplied England with food and raw materials and bought English goods
they manufactured goods for England
8: In colonial South Carolina and Georgia, most slaves worked
in cities
on fishing ships
in factories
on plantations
9: Which of the following caused Jamestown's near failure?
the discovery of gold and silver in the colony
John Smith's leadership
the failure of the tobacco crop
the swampy site chosen for this settlement
10: In what part of North America did the Hopi and Zuni develop their way of life?
Southwest
Northeast
Plains
Northwest Coast
11: An example of an uprising by slaves to free themselves in the mid-1700s is the
Great Awakening
Stono Rebellion
Middle Passage
Great Migration
12: Which of the following was a driving force in Puritan settlements?
a love of luxury and wealth
a desire to live free of religious persecution
a passion for social order
a desire to return to England
13: The population of the Middle Colonies was known for its
lack of farming skills
hatred of the other colonies
diversity
lack of religion
14: As a result of the French and Indian War,
Native Americans gained control of the Great Lakes region
Britain lost control of lands east of the Mississippi River
France turned Canada over to Britain
France gained control of Florida
15: The Sugar Act and Stamp Act are examples of how the
British continued to leave the colonies alone
British tried to raise money in the colonies
colonists eagerly sacraficed to pay their war debts
British tried to stimulate colonial economies
16: The Revolutionary War began with the
Battle of Saratoga
Battle of Trenton
Bettles of Lexington and Concord
Battle of Bunker Hill
17: What was a major advantage of the American side in the Revolutionary War?
Patriot forces were fighting on their own territory
British forces were not well equipped
Americans had a well-supplied, stable, and effective fighting force
The British people strongly supported their forces fighting in the colonies
18: American victory in the Revolutionary War led to
expanded political and legal power for women
the abolition of slavery in the Southern Colonies
the strengthening of the Iroquois League
the spread of the idea of liberty at home and abroad
19: In the 1780s, the Nationalists organized to
create a unicameral legislature
strengthen the power of the states
promote the need for a stronger central government
fight against taxation
20: What issue did the Great Compromise resolve?
representation in the legislature
abolition of slavery
the veto power of the executive
when taxes were to be paid
21: The anti-Federalists argued against the Constitution because they felt
it gave too much power to the people
it created a weak executive branch
it made the national government too strong
the Articles of Confederation did not need to be reformed
22: Some anti-Federalists agreed to support the Constitution after the Federalists added the
separation of powers
Bill of Rights
Preamble
system of checks and balances
23: During his term in office, President Washington worked to develop a tone
that was dictatorial
that was nonthreatening
of modesty
of dignity
24: Why was Jefferson not named President after he won the popular vote in 1800?
Jefferson did win the election. Jefferson won the popular vote and tied with Aaron Burr for ElectoralSome american history help?
10 is the "Southwest"
The Hopi and Zuni cultures are around Arizona and New Mexico.
American History!!!!!?
Slaves were used on plantations in what region of North America?
A) New England Colonies
B) Southern Colonies
C) Appalachian Colonies
D) Great Lakes ColoniesAmerican History!!!!!?
the southern colonies, plantations were use to produce cotton, tabacco ect so located in south
The slaves in the North were not used on Plantations because they did not have plantations in the North. This is a trick question in as much as it is an attempt to make you believe that the North did not have slavery, (which of course they did).
The first colony to have slaves was Mass. during the earlier part of their history. They don't like to admit it so the History books always say that the first African slaves landed in Jamestown Virginia.
This of course is true because the slaves in Mass. were Indians. They didn't work out too well. They could escape into the woods too easily.
Just another clever way the history books lie.American History!!!!!?
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B) Southern Colonies
C) Appalachian Colonies
D) Great Lakes ColoniesAmerican History!!!!!?
the southern colonies, plantations were use to produce cotton, tabacco ect so located in south
The slaves in the North were not used on Plantations because they did not have plantations in the North. This is a trick question in as much as it is an attempt to make you believe that the North did not have slavery, (which of course they did).
The first colony to have slaves was Mass. during the earlier part of their history. They don't like to admit it so the History books always say that the first African slaves landed in Jamestown Virginia.
This of course is true because the slaves in Mass. were Indians. They didn't work out too well. They could escape into the woods too easily.
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they were used in all of north america but MAINLY in the southern colonies.
Please help with history?
Native Americans passed down their traditions from generation to generation through
barter
oral history
written records
trade routes
2: Spain decided to back Columbus' voyage to the west in the hopes that it would
help to finally defeat the Muslims
make Columbus rich and famous
give Spain a trading advantage over Portugal
bring an end to feudalism in Europe
3: Which of the following best describes the Northwest Passage?
John Cabot's sailing across the Atlantic Ocean from England
Ferdinand Magellan's circumnavigating the globe
water route across North America
the Puritan's route from England to Massachusetts
4: English explorers like Cabot, Frobisher, and Hudson were searching for
the seven golden cities
the Great Migration
a Northwest Passage
a land route to California
5: The Virginia colony survived largely because the English colonists
were well cared for by the Virginia Company
developed lasting friendships with Native Americans
worked cooperatively for the good of the colony
began growing tobacco for sale
6: The Puritans migrated to New England to
escape religious persecution
establish Catholic missions
maintain the practices of the Anglican Church
start tobacco plantations
7: England prized its North American colonies because
they provided England with natural resources of gold and silver
they provided soldiers for the British Army to fight in European wars
they supplied England with food and raw materials and bought English goods
they manufactured goods for England
8: In colonial South Carolina and Georgia, most slaves worked
in cities
on fishing ships
in factories
on plantations
9: Which of the following caused Jamestown's near failure?
the discovery of gold and silver in the colony
John Smith's leadership
the failure of the tobacco crop
the swampy site chosen for this settlement
10: In what part of North America did the Hopi and Zuni develop their way of life?
Southwest
Northeast
Plains
Northwest CoastPlease help with history?
Seriously? Why don't you just email someone ALL of your homework, that you way you don't have to learn anything ever, and you can grow up to be a busboy in a restaurant for minimum wage the rest of your life. Sad how lazy some people are, truly sad.
1 oral history
2. give Spain.
3. water routePlease help with history?
this is not help; this is sending a substitute!
1. Oral History.
2. Give Spain a trading advantage over Portugal
3. a water route through North America, it seems the best, I'm not too sure.
4. Northwest Passage.
5. Worked cooperatively for the good of the colony
6. Escape religious persecution
7. They manufactured goods for England
8.
9. The swampy site chosen for this settlement (I know this one for sure)
10. Hopi were in Arizona.. If that helps..
These were off the top of my head. They might not all be accurate.
barter
oral history
written records
trade routes
2: Spain decided to back Columbus' voyage to the west in the hopes that it would
help to finally defeat the Muslims
make Columbus rich and famous
give Spain a trading advantage over Portugal
bring an end to feudalism in Europe
3: Which of the following best describes the Northwest Passage?
John Cabot's sailing across the Atlantic Ocean from England
Ferdinand Magellan's circumnavigating the globe
water route across North America
the Puritan's route from England to Massachusetts
4: English explorers like Cabot, Frobisher, and Hudson were searching for
the seven golden cities
the Great Migration
a Northwest Passage
a land route to California
5: The Virginia colony survived largely because the English colonists
were well cared for by the Virginia Company
developed lasting friendships with Native Americans
worked cooperatively for the good of the colony
began growing tobacco for sale
6: The Puritans migrated to New England to
escape religious persecution
establish Catholic missions
maintain the practices of the Anglican Church
start tobacco plantations
7: England prized its North American colonies because
they provided England with natural resources of gold and silver
they provided soldiers for the British Army to fight in European wars
they supplied England with food and raw materials and bought English goods
they manufactured goods for England
8: In colonial South Carolina and Georgia, most slaves worked
in cities
on fishing ships
in factories
on plantations
9: Which of the following caused Jamestown's near failure?
the discovery of gold and silver in the colony
John Smith's leadership
the failure of the tobacco crop
the swampy site chosen for this settlement
10: In what part of North America did the Hopi and Zuni develop their way of life?
Southwest
Northeast
Plains
Northwest CoastPlease help with history?
Seriously? Why don't you just email someone ALL of your homework, that you way you don't have to learn anything ever, and you can grow up to be a busboy in a restaurant for minimum wage the rest of your life. Sad how lazy some people are, truly sad.
1 oral history
2. give Spain.
3. water routePlease help with history?
this is not help; this is sending a substitute!
1. Oral History.
2. Give Spain a trading advantage over Portugal
3. a water route through North America, it seems the best, I'm not too sure.
4. Northwest Passage.
5. Worked cooperatively for the good of the colony
6. Escape religious persecution
7. They manufactured goods for England
8.
9. The swampy site chosen for this settlement (I know this one for sure)
10. Hopi were in Arizona.. If that helps..
These were off the top of my head. They might not all be accurate.
History help 10 points each if i get a 100 percent?
Native Americans passed down their traditions from generation to generation through
barter
oral history
written records trade routes
2.) Spain decided to back Columbus' voyage to the west in the hopes that it would
help to finally defeat the Muslims
make Columbus rich and famous
give Spain a trading advantage over Portugal
bring an end to feudalism in Europe
3.) Which of the following best describes the Northwest Passage?
John Cabot's sailing across the Atlantic Ocean from England
Ferdinand Magellan's circumnavigating the globe
water route across North America
the Puritan's route from England to Massachusetts
4.) English explorers like Cabot, Frobisher, and Hudson were searching for
the seven golden cities
the Great Migration
a Northwest Passage
a land route to California
5.) The Virginia colony survived largely because the English colonists
were well cared for by the Virginia Company
developed lasting friendships with Native Americans
worked cooperatively for the good of the colony
began growing tobacco for sale
6.) The Puritans migrated to New England to
escape religious persecution
establish Catholic missions
maintain the practices of the Anglican Church
start tobacco plantations
7.) England prized its North American colonies because
they provided England with natural resources of gold and silver
they provided soldiers for the British Army to fight in European wars
they supplied England with food and raw materials and bought English goods
they manufactured goods for England
8.) In colonial South Carolina and Georgia, most slaves worked
in cities
on fishing ships
in factories
on plantations
9.) Which of the following caused Jamestown's near failure?
the discovery of gold and silver in the colony
John Smith's leadership
the failure of the tobacco crop
the swampy site chosen for this settlement
10.) In what part of North America did the Hopi and Zuni develop their way of life?
Southwest
Northeast
Plains
Northwest Coast
11.) An example of an uprising by slaves to free themselves in the mid-1700s is the
Great Awakening
Stono Rebellion
Middle Passage
Great Migration
12.) Which of the following was a driving force in Puritan settlements?
a love of luxury and wealth
a desire to live free of religious persecution
a passion for social order
a desire to return to England
13.) The population of the Middle Colonies was known for its
lack of farming skills
hatred of the other colonies
diversity
lack of religion
14.) As a result of the French and Indian War,
Native Americans gained control of the Great Lakes region
Britain lost control of lands east of the Mississippi River
France turned Canada over to Britain
France gained control of Florida
15.) The Sugar Act and Stamp Act are examples of how the
British continued to leave the colonies alone
British tried to raise money in the colonies
colonists eagerly sacraficed to pay their war debts
British tried to stimulate colonial economies
16.) The Revolutionary War began with the
Battle of Saratoga
Battle of Trenton
Bettles of Lexington and Concord
Battle of Bunker Hill
17.) What was a major advantage of the American side in the Revolutionary War?
Patriot forces were fighting on their own territory
British forces were not well equipped
Americans had a well-supplied, stable, and effective fighting force
The British people strongly supported their forces fighting in the colonies
18.) American victory in the Revolutionary War led to
expanded political and legal power for women
the abolition of slavery in the Southern Colonies
the strengthening of the Iroquois League
the spread of the idea of liberty at home and abroad
19.) In the 1780s, the Nationalists organized to
create a unicameral legislature
strengthen the power of the states
promote the need for a stronger central government
fight against taxation
20.) What issue did the Great Compromise resolve?
representation in the legislature
abolition of slavery
the veto power of the executive
when taxes were to be paid
21.) The anti-Federalists argued against the Constitution because they felt
it gave too much power to the people
it created a weak executive branch
it made the national government too strong
the Articles of Confederation did not need to be reformed
22.) Some anti-Federalists agreed to support the Constitution after the Federalists added the
separation of powers
Bill of Rights
Preamble
system of checks and balances
23.) During his term in office, President Washington worked to develop a tone
that was dictatorial
that was nonthreatening
of modesty
of dignity
24.) Why was Jefferson not named President after he won the popular vote in 1800?
Jefferson did win the election. Jefferson won the popular vote and tied withHistory help 10 points each if i get a 100 percent?
There is this thing called a textbook. If you open it, I will guarantee that each one of these answers are in it.
1. oral history
2. give Spain a trading advantage over Portugal
3. water route across North America
4. a Northwest Passage
5. began growing tobacco for sale
6. escape religious persecution
7. they supplied England with food and raw materials and bought English goods
8. on plantations
9. the swampy site chosen for this settlement
10. Southwest
11. Stono Rebellion
12. a desire to live free of religious persecution
13. diversity
14. France turned Canada over to Britain
15. British tried to raise money in the colonies
16. Bettles of Lexington and Concord
17. Patriot forces were fighting on their own territory
18. the spread of the idea of liberty at home and abroad
19. promote the need for a stronger central government
20. representation in the legislature
21. it made the national government too strong
22. Bill of Rights
23. of modesty
24. Jefferson did win the election
I'm pretty sure this is right since I took AP US HistoryHistory help 10 points each if i get a 100 percent?
1 oral history, 2. give Spain a trading advantage over Portugal 3. water route over North America 4. Northwest Passage 5. worked cooperatively 6. escape religious persecution 7. supplied England with raw materials and bought English goods 10. southwest 11. srtono rebellion 13. diversity 15. British tried to raise money from the colonies. 16. Battles of Lexinton and Concord 17. Americans were fighting on their own territory. 18. Spread of the idea of liberty at home and abroad, notably inFrance.21. It made the national power too strong 23. of dignity 22. tied with Adams for the electoral vote which meant that the tie-braking vote was cast in favor of Adams.
barter
oral history
written records trade routes
2.) Spain decided to back Columbus' voyage to the west in the hopes that it would
help to finally defeat the Muslims
make Columbus rich and famous
give Spain a trading advantage over Portugal
bring an end to feudalism in Europe
3.) Which of the following best describes the Northwest Passage?
John Cabot's sailing across the Atlantic Ocean from England
Ferdinand Magellan's circumnavigating the globe
water route across North America
the Puritan's route from England to Massachusetts
4.) English explorers like Cabot, Frobisher, and Hudson were searching for
the seven golden cities
the Great Migration
a Northwest Passage
a land route to California
5.) The Virginia colony survived largely because the English colonists
were well cared for by the Virginia Company
developed lasting friendships with Native Americans
worked cooperatively for the good of the colony
began growing tobacco for sale
6.) The Puritans migrated to New England to
escape religious persecution
establish Catholic missions
maintain the practices of the Anglican Church
start tobacco plantations
7.) England prized its North American colonies because
they provided England with natural resources of gold and silver
they provided soldiers for the British Army to fight in European wars
they supplied England with food and raw materials and bought English goods
they manufactured goods for England
8.) In colonial South Carolina and Georgia, most slaves worked
in cities
on fishing ships
in factories
on plantations
9.) Which of the following caused Jamestown's near failure?
the discovery of gold and silver in the colony
John Smith's leadership
the failure of the tobacco crop
the swampy site chosen for this settlement
10.) In what part of North America did the Hopi and Zuni develop their way of life?
Southwest
Northeast
Plains
Northwest Coast
11.) An example of an uprising by slaves to free themselves in the mid-1700s is the
Great Awakening
Stono Rebellion
Middle Passage
Great Migration
12.) Which of the following was a driving force in Puritan settlements?
a love of luxury and wealth
a desire to live free of religious persecution
a passion for social order
a desire to return to England
13.) The population of the Middle Colonies was known for its
lack of farming skills
hatred of the other colonies
diversity
lack of religion
14.) As a result of the French and Indian War,
Native Americans gained control of the Great Lakes region
Britain lost control of lands east of the Mississippi River
France turned Canada over to Britain
France gained control of Florida
15.) The Sugar Act and Stamp Act are examples of how the
British continued to leave the colonies alone
British tried to raise money in the colonies
colonists eagerly sacraficed to pay their war debts
British tried to stimulate colonial economies
16.) The Revolutionary War began with the
Battle of Saratoga
Battle of Trenton
Bettles of Lexington and Concord
Battle of Bunker Hill
17.) What was a major advantage of the American side in the Revolutionary War?
Patriot forces were fighting on their own territory
British forces were not well equipped
Americans had a well-supplied, stable, and effective fighting force
The British people strongly supported their forces fighting in the colonies
18.) American victory in the Revolutionary War led to
expanded political and legal power for women
the abolition of slavery in the Southern Colonies
the strengthening of the Iroquois League
the spread of the idea of liberty at home and abroad
19.) In the 1780s, the Nationalists organized to
create a unicameral legislature
strengthen the power of the states
promote the need for a stronger central government
fight against taxation
20.) What issue did the Great Compromise resolve?
representation in the legislature
abolition of slavery
the veto power of the executive
when taxes were to be paid
21.) The anti-Federalists argued against the Constitution because they felt
it gave too much power to the people
it created a weak executive branch
it made the national government too strong
the Articles of Confederation did not need to be reformed
22.) Some anti-Federalists agreed to support the Constitution after the Federalists added the
separation of powers
Bill of Rights
Preamble
system of checks and balances
23.) During his term in office, President Washington worked to develop a tone
that was dictatorial
that was nonthreatening
of modesty
of dignity
24.) Why was Jefferson not named President after he won the popular vote in 1800?
Jefferson did win the election. Jefferson won the popular vote and tied withHistory help 10 points each if i get a 100 percent?
There is this thing called a textbook. If you open it, I will guarantee that each one of these answers are in it.
1. oral history
2. give Spain a trading advantage over Portugal
3. water route across North America
4. a Northwest Passage
5. began growing tobacco for sale
6. escape religious persecution
7. they supplied England with food and raw materials and bought English goods
8. on plantations
9. the swampy site chosen for this settlement
10. Southwest
11. Stono Rebellion
12. a desire to live free of religious persecution
13. diversity
14. France turned Canada over to Britain
15. British tried to raise money in the colonies
16. Bettles of Lexington and Concord
17. Patriot forces were fighting on their own territory
18. the spread of the idea of liberty at home and abroad
19. promote the need for a stronger central government
20. representation in the legislature
21. it made the national government too strong
22. Bill of Rights
23. of modesty
24. Jefferson did win the election
I'm pretty sure this is right since I took AP US HistoryHistory help 10 points each if i get a 100 percent?
1 oral history, 2. give Spain a trading advantage over Portugal 3. water route over North America 4. Northwest Passage 5. worked cooperatively 6. escape religious persecution 7. supplied England with raw materials and bought English goods 10. southwest 11. srtono rebellion 13. diversity 15. British tried to raise money from the colonies. 16. Battles of Lexinton and Concord 17. Americans were fighting on their own territory. 18. Spread of the idea of liberty at home and abroad, notably inFrance.21. It made the national power too strong 23. of dignity 22. tied with Adams for the electoral vote which meant that the tie-braking vote was cast in favor of Adams.
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