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HIST1301 - US History I - CMembers of the Free Soil Party ______. - did not want slavery in the Western territories - advocated for the immediate and total abolition of slavery - favored gradual emancipation and relocating the formerly enslaved to Africa - favored making slavery legal in the W...
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Add to cartHIST1301 - US History I - CMembers of the Free Soil Party ______. - did not want slavery in the Western territories - advocated for the immediate and total abolition of slavery - favored gradual emancipation and relocating the formerly enslaved to Africa - favored making slavery legal in the W...
Hist 1301 Exam 1 - Ch.1-6 What land did Columbus first sight? Bahamas What destroyed the friendly relationship between the Powhatten Confederacy and the Chesapeake colonists? Enroachment of Indian lands What country began the age of exploration? Portugal Name the proprietor c...
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Add to cartHist 1301 Exam 1 - Ch.1-6 What land did Columbus first sight? Bahamas What destroyed the friendly relationship between the Powhatten Confederacy and the Chesapeake colonists? Enroachment of Indian lands What country began the age of exploration? Portugal Name the proprietor c...
HIST1301 - US History In the nineteenth century, reform movements largely among people who occupied which two groups? - rural residents - immigrants - Northerners - the middle class - Northerners - the middle class Ralph Waldo Emerson and other transcendentalists stressed ______. a...
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Add to cartHIST1301 - US History In the nineteenth century, reform movements largely among people who occupied which two groups? - rural residents - immigrants - Northerners - the middle class - Northerners - the middle class Ralph Waldo Emerson and other transcendentalists stressed ______. a...
HIST1301 Exam One qThe people who largely dominated much of the major islands of the Caribbean (those islands geographically are referred to as the Greater Antilles)? Taino A group of people that have no fixed home and who move about seasonally in pursuit of food, water, and other resources ...
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Add to cartHIST1301 Exam One qThe people who largely dominated much of the major islands of the Caribbean (those islands geographically are referred to as the Greater Antilles)? Taino A group of people that have no fixed home and who move about seasonally in pursuit of food, water, and other resources ...
HIST1301 - Quiz - Chapte7-1. Why did Gabriel's Conspiracy fail? a. Bad weather forced the conspirators to attack before they were ready b. Two enslaved men revealed the plot to their masters c. The conspirators were unable to acquire functioning firearms d. Diversionary fires failed to ignite ...
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Add to cartHIST1301 - Quiz - Chapte7-1. Why did Gabriel's Conspiracy fail? a. Bad weather forced the conspirators to attack before they were ready b. Two enslaved men revealed the plot to their masters c. The conspirators were unable to acquire functioning firearms d. Diversionary fires failed to ignite ...
HIST1301 QuThe primary purpose of the settlement of Virginia was to: Make a profit for investors in a joint stock company. English Puritans drew most of their religious beliefs from which leader of the Reformation: John Calvin Which is NOT true about Puritans: They were united with ...
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Add to cartHIST1301 QuThe primary purpose of the settlement of Virginia was to: Make a profit for investors in a joint stock company. English Puritans drew most of their religious beliefs from which leader of the Reformation: John Calvin Which is NOT true about Puritans: They were united with ...
HIST1301 Unit 1 ReviewAt present the main theories concerning the peopling of the Americas are: •Hunters from Asia walked across a glacial corridor connecting Siberia and Alaska, and others arrived from Asia by boat, landing at various places along the western coast of America. •Humans first e...
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Add to cartHIST1301 Unit 1 ReviewAt present the main theories concerning the peopling of the Americas are: •Hunters from Asia walked across a glacial corridor connecting Siberia and Alaska, and others arrived from Asia by boat, landing at various places along the western coast of America. •Humans first e...
US Hist 1301 Test 2 100% correcDescribe the origins and life styles of the first settlers of North America The real first settlers of North America were Native Americans. They originated from the Paleo-Indians, who were the first human beings to set foot on the continent. Each group focused on thei...
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Add to cartUS Hist 1301 Test 2 100% correcDescribe the origins and life styles of the first settlers of North America The real first settlers of North America were Native Americans. They originated from the Paleo-Indians, who were the first human beings to set foot on the continent. Each group focused on thei...
HIST1301 - Exam 2 questions and answBriefly explain one example of the American Revolution maintaining CONTINUITY for women While the American Revolution became evident of immense change, many ideals and practices remained the same as they were before. For example, Esther de Berdt Reed and Sally F...
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Add to cartHIST1301 - Exam 2 questions and answBriefly explain one example of the American Revolution maintaining CONTINUITY for women While the American Revolution became evident of immense change, many ideals and practices remained the same as they were before. For example, Esther de Berdt Reed and Sally F...
HIST1301 Ch 13,14,15 questionUncle Tom's Cabin (pg 347) tremendously important novel in increasing sectional tensions and bringing home the evils of slavery. Ostend Manifesto (pg 348) A confidential 1854 dispatch to the U.S. State Department from American diplomats meeting in Ostend, Belgi...
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Add to cartHIST1301 Ch 13,14,15 questionUncle Tom's Cabin (pg 347) tremendously important novel in increasing sectional tensions and bringing home the evils of slavery. Ostend Manifesto (pg 348) A confidential 1854 dispatch to the U.S. State Department from American diplomats meeting in Ostend, Belgi...
HIST1301 Dying of Breast Cancer in the 1800s questions and answers latest update who wrote this article? Robert Shadle & James S. Olson what are some specific facts about Nabby that you learned from the article? - 44 years old - married - 3 children - born in Quincy, Massachusetts - her...
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Add to cartHIST1301 Dying of Breast Cancer in the 1800s questions and answers latest update who wrote this article? Robert Shadle & James S. Olson what are some specific facts about Nabby that you learned from the article? - 44 years old - married - 3 children - born in Quincy, Massachusetts - her...
Chapter 4 HIST1301 qThe Negro Act of 1740 was a reaction to the stone rebellion Which of these believed in the concept of "inner light"? quakers True of False - King James II once worked as a slave trader. true The English Toleration Act of 1689 was written, in part, for...
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Add to cartChapter 4 HIST1301 qThe Negro Act of 1740 was a reaction to the stone rebellion Which of these believed in the concept of "inner light"? quakers True of False - King James II once worked as a slave trader. true The English Toleration Act of 1689 was written, in part, for...
HIST1301- Unit 1 ExamThe ancestors of the Native American peoples: migrated by land bridge from northeastern Asia The first peoples who migrated to the Americas: were bands of hunter-gatherers 00:48 01:27 The Aztecs lived in present day_______ Mexico Regarding the M...
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Add to cartHIST1301- Unit 1 ExamThe ancestors of the Native American peoples: migrated by land bridge from northeastern Asia The first peoples who migrated to the Americas: were bands of hunter-gatherers 00:48 01:27 The Aztecs lived in present day_______ Mexico Regarding the M...
HIST 1301 | CH. 3 The colonial population increased more rapidly than that of England because a. men and women married at an earlier age in the colonies than in England. b. a greater proportion of both men and women remained unmarried in the colonies. c. food was less plentiful in America than in...
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Add to cartHIST 1301 | CH. 3 The colonial population increased more rapidly than that of England because a. men and women married at an earlier age in the colonies than in England. b. a greater proportion of both men and women remained unmarried in the colonies. c. food was less plentiful in America than in...
HIST 1301, ChapteAnalyze the map depicting the slave trade in the Atlantic world from 1460-1770. Identify which of these statements can be inferred from it. Correct Answer North America was a minor player in the overall international market for slaves. American colonial voting and politica...
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Add to cartHIST 1301, ChapteAnalyze the map depicting the slave trade in the Atlantic world from 1460-1770. Identify which of these statements can be inferred from it. Correct Answer North America was a minor player in the overall international market for slaves. American colonial voting and politica...
HIST 1301 EPCC In the Ohio Valley (the "middle ground"), the Iroquois were known for their ability to play the French and British empires against each other. True Which was not the case for blacks on South Carolina and Georgia rice plantations? a. Many were free blacks Eighteenth-c...
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Add to cartHIST 1301 EPCC In the Ohio Valley (the "middle ground"), the Iroquois were known for their ability to play the French and British empires against each other. True Which was not the case for blacks on South Carolina and Georgia rice plantations? a. Many were free blacks Eighteenth-c...
HIST 1301 EPCC Exam 1 quIn the Ohio Valley (the "middle ground"), the Iroquois were known for their ability to play the French and British empires against each other. True Which was not the case for blacks on South Carolina and Georgia rice plantations? a. Many were free blacks Eig...
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Add to cartHIST 1301 EPCC Exam 1 quIn the Ohio Valley (the "middle ground"), the Iroquois were known for their ability to play the French and British empires against each other. True Which was not the case for blacks on South Carolina and Georgia rice plantations? a. Many were free blacks Eig...
HIST1301 Knode 100% questions anHow did the introduction of new foods into the "Old" World directly affect the fate of the "New" World? new food led to a population explosion and an increase in the number of prospective settlers coming to the new world The "rebirth" of learning that ca...
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Add to cartHIST1301 Knode 100% questions anHow did the introduction of new foods into the "Old" World directly affect the fate of the "New" World? new food led to a population explosion and an increase in the number of prospective settlers coming to the new world The "rebirth" of learning that ca...
HIST 1301, InQuizitive 3 1People, ideas, and goods flowed back and forth across the Atlantic. Goods from North America and the - became a major market for British manufactured goods. Tobacco grown in - was marketed in Britain, and then sold to Europe by British merchants. And rum produced in the Wes...
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Add to cartHIST 1301, InQuizitive 3 1People, ideas, and goods flowed back and forth across the Atlantic. Goods from North America and the - became a major market for British manufactured goods. Tobacco grown in - was marketed in Britain, and then sold to Europe by British merchants. And rum produced in the Wes...
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