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What are two ways that the colonial economies changed in the years before the American Revolution?

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Whatever early colonial prosperity there was resulted from trapping and trading in furs. In addition, the fishing industry was a primary source of wealth in Massachusetts. But throughout the colonies, people relied primarily on small farms and self-sufficiency. Households produced their own candles and soaps, preserved food, brewed beer and, in most cases, processed their own yarn to make cloth. In the few small cities and among the larger plantations of North and South Carolina and Virginia, some necessities and virtually all luxuries were imported -- in return for tobacco, rice and indigo exports, which produced large profits in England's London, Bristol and Liverpool markets. In these areas, trade and credit were essential to economic life. Prior to the conclusion of the Seven Years War there was little, if any, reason to believe that one day the American colonies would undertake a revolution in an effort to create an independent nation-state. As apart of the empire the colonies were protected from foreign invasion by the British military. In return, the colonists paid relatively few taxes and could engage in domestic economic activity without much interference from the British government. For the most part the colonists were only asked to adhere to regulations concerning foreign trade. In a series of acts passed by Parliament during the seventeenth century the Navigation Acts required that all trade within the empire be conducted on ships which were constructed, owned and largely manned by British citizens. Certain enumerated goods whether exported or imported by the colonies had to be shipped through England regardless of the final port of destination.

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When the English colonists settled in North America, they found a land very different from their home country in several ways that were important in shaping the early American economy. Land was plentiful and, thus, cheap. Labor, especially of the skilled variety, was scarce.

What were the Quakers 3 beliefs

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How did native people shape the course of Spanish conquest?

What was the nickname given to the period between 1800 and 1850?

Select one:
a. Jeffersonian Democracy
b. Chinese Democracy
c. The People's Democracy
d. Jacksonian Democracy

Truth or false A group of cells is called in organ

Democratic opposition to tariffs in the late 19th-century centered on the fact that

4. Famine or Food Shortage is considered a Push Factor. True or false

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What document marked the end of the American Revolution? o the Peace of Lafayette O the Treaty of Paris the Surrender of Lord Cornwallis o the Declaration of the Rights of Man​

Ancient Chinese civilization began along the __________ and Yangtze Rivers in east central China.
Koshi
Yong
Huang He
Dongjiang
Indus

This engraving shows people removing artwork, sculpture, and other decorations from a church.

This practice is called
.

The church shown was most likely built by
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The artwork is being removed because the people thought it was
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Use the passage below to answer parts A, B, and C of the question that follows.

"BUT in the thirteenth century, while this strange and finally ineffectual struggle to unify Christendom under the rule of the Pope was going on in Europe, far more momentous events were afoot upon the larger stage of Asia. A Turkish people from the country to the north of China rose suddenly to prominence in the world’s affairs, and achieved such a series of conquests as has no parallel in history. These were the Mongols. At the opening of the thirteenth century they were a horde of nomadic horsemen, living very much as their predecessors, the Huns, had done, subsisting chiefly upon meat and mare’s milk and living in tents of skin. They had shaken themselves free from Chinese dominion, and brought a number of other Turkish tribes into a military confederacy. Their central camp was at Karakorum in Mongolia.”

H. G. Wells, A Short History of the World, 1922

A) Identify ONE aspect of the status of empires in the region that might have influenced Wells’s conclusion that the Mongols' conquests were without parallel.

B) Identify ONE example of the creation of a new imperial state to support Wells’s claim that "far more momentous events were afoot upon the larger stage of Asia.”

C) Explain ONE piece of evidence about the Mongol khanates that supports Wells’s description.

You work in a garage, changing oil in cars. Your boss asks you to determine how many fluid ounces of oil you have on hand. The containers are labeled in cups. Which formula can you use to complete the task?

fluid ounces = 8 ÷ (cups)
fluid ounces = 0.125 × (cups)
fluid ounces = 8 + (cups)
fluid ounces = 8 × (cups)
fluid ounces = (cups) – 8

What was the capital of Spanish lands that would later become part of the United States

Question 17
1 point
Why do mapmakers create different types of map projections?
D. to turn the curves of a globe into straight lines

Liberalism places individual rights above majority rule.
O True
False

What groups did the third estate include?

Which answer best represents Henry's argument against the Stamp Act?

The Stamp Act unfairly targeted Virginians.

Virginia's legislature was already taxing the colonists.

Colonists should not be taxed unless they voted for the taxes themselves.

HURRY!!!!!! PLEASE HELP!!!!!!!!Which of the following best describes an advantage that the Mughal Empire had over the Songhay Empire?


The Mughal Empire was richer in natural resources.

The Mughal Empire had less internal religious conflict.

The Mughal Empire was connected to global trade networks.

The Mughal Empire had access to superior military technology.

Write an argument against the patriots caused from the perspective of a British soldier who was involved in the Boston Massacre. Include facts about the Boston massacre and pro British, anti-rebellion opinions in your argument. Need Help!

Our government is divided into three branches. What was the purpose of creating
these branches?

Which Statement about feudalism in Japan is an opinion rather than a fact

Caught between authoritarian regimes (often overtly or covertly supported by elements of the U.S. Government) and left-wing insurgencies, Central American migrants became a significant part of the U.S. Latino population by 1990, when they reached an aggregate population of nearly 1.324 million. TRUE or FALSE

in a autocracy, what kind of power does a leader hold ​

What is the effects of deserts and rivers for Mesopotamia and Egypt

Which statement offers the BEST explanation for why all 80 of the slaves who participated in the Stono Rebellion were either killed during the fighting or were executed after their capture? A) Their executions were required under the Fugitive Slave Act. B) Their executions were required under the Dawes Severalty Act. C) South Carolina whites wanted to make an example of the rebellious slaves to prevent further slave revolts. D) They were all convicted of murder because the governor of South Carolina had been killed during the fighting.

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Question 3 of 10
How does Paine use brief statements of truth to inspire his readers to
fight for independence?
A. To capture his readers' interest
B. To sum up his points in a succinct and memorable way
C. To connect to the Declaration of Independence
D. To create rhythm to inspire his readers

Mention four moral lesson of the life jacob.

Commercial and subsistence farmers played important roles in the Indian Territory. Subsistence farmers were more
likely to?
A plant cotton and other cash crops
B. live on large plantations
C. practice traditional farming
D. rely on slave labor
Please select the best answer from the choices provided
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Which of the following describes James Oglethorpe.

-wealthy
-philanthropist
-served as head of trustees
-all of the above