Mid-Atlantic colonies thrived on harvesting wheat. Which statement describes why this was possible? A Wheat grows well when planted with tobacco. B Wheat grows best in year-round cold climates. C The soil of the Mid-Atlantic colonies was rich. D The ...

Which of these territories changed ownership in 1763? A Florida B New Mexico C Massachusetts D Texas In 1750, which of these marked the western boundary of the British colonies? A Pacific Ocean B Atlantic Ocean C Rocky Mountains

Based on his observations in Source 2, what did de Las Casas believe the Spanish leadership’s main reason for exploring and conquering the New World? A To support other European nations B To gain riches and resources C To teach natives ...

Choose the phrase that BEST completes this statement. “When looking at the map from 1700s, it is clear that ______ in what is now the United States.” A no European powers had yet settled in what would become California B ...

What are two likely reasons Wiesel delivered this speech? To inform his audience about his time at Auschwitz To persuade his audience to prevent future tragedies To persuade his audience to celebrate the defeat of the Nazis To persuade his ...

Why did churchgoers in Cincinnati say they understood the message of the Chinese songs, even though they did not understand the words? A The singers wore masks depicting each emotion. B The singers waved scarves with scenes from China. C ...

According to this table, the Middle Colonies would have been MOST likely to import ___. A corn B oats C rice D wheat

Determine which colony is being described by the people and descriptions listed. Georgia Pennsylvania Virginia William Penn John Smith Debtor colony Part of the Middle Colonies House of Burgesses Youngest (newest) colony James Oglethorpe Quakers First colony

Choose the three statements that CORRECTLY describe an aspect of the English colonies in North America. A Mercantilism was the economic system that emphasized colonies should provide raw materials for the “mother” country. B Tobacco became a valuable cash crop ...

Lin-Manuel Miranda can be compared to Alexander Hamilton because they both A) wanted to be president of the United States. B) were founding fathers of the United States. C) resisted British rule of the colonies. D) confronted long-held traditions.

Which is MOST closely associated with American women gaining more economic opportunity and mobility in the mid- to late-1800s? A More women enrolled in colleges because of the Higher Education Act of 1877. B Thousands of women went to work in ...

Which is MOST closely associated with American women gaining more economic opportunity and mobility in the mid- to late-1800s? A More women enrolled in colleges because of the Higher Education Act of 1877. B Thousands of women went to work ...

Which of these had the BIGGEST impact on northerner’s view of slavery before the Civil War? A 13th Amendment B John Brown’s Raid C Uncle Tom’s Cabin D Battle Hymn of the Republic

Based on the diplomatic philosophy of Washington, the United States did NOT become involved in what conflict? A The Mexican War B The War of 1812 C The Seven Years War D The French Revolution

The Proclamation Line of 1763 runs roughly along the A Ohio River. B Rocky Mountains. C Mississippi River. D Appalachian Mountains.

Choose the three most important audiences that the Declaration of Independence was intended to reach. A) the King B) the media C) the Colonists D) potential allies E) French colonies in North America

supply lines. This was very unsuccessful. However, the U.S. did score a surprising victory with its new and inexperienced navy, the most famous incident involving the USS Constitution, or “Old Ironsides” as it was called. Maybe the most stunning event ...

How did the U.S. Constitution address the issue of slavery? A) It abolished slavery throughout the United States. B) It included provisions that protected the institution. C) It granted enslaved people full citizenship. D) It ignored the issue of slavery ...

The message of this political cartoon is to A support the early Pirate trades. B urge the repeal of the Stamp Act. C alert people of British war crimes. D represent the dangers of the Pony Express.

The War of 1812 was fought between the United States and Great Britain. There a few causes for this war. 1) Native Americans 2) impressment 3) AmeriCorps 4) the War of 1812 5) USS Constitution 6) the Battle of New Orleans

When European settlers arrived in America, some Native American Indians began to dress like them. Which is MOST LIKELY another adaptation the Native American Indians made after the European settlers arrived? A They learned to grow corn. B They learned ...

Which of these was a DIRECT result of the failed slave revolt of Nat Turner in 1831? A. Southern legislatures reexamined the moral foundation of keeping millions of blacks as enslaved people. B. Congress passed a law that would phase ...

Based on the diplomatic philosophy of Washington, the United States did NOT become involved in what conflict? A The Mexican War B The War of 1812 C The Seven Years War D The French Revolution

The Proclamation Line of 1763 runs roughly along the A) Ohio River. B) Rocky Mountains. C) Mississippi River. D) Appalachian Mountains.

Choose the three most important audiences that the Declaration of Independence was intended to reach. A) the King B) the media C) the Colonists D) potential allies E) French colonies in North America

How did the U.S. Constitution address the issue of slavery? A It abolished slavery throughout the United States. B It included provisions that protected the institution. C It granted enslaved people full citizenship. D It ignored the issue of slavery ...

When European settlers arrived in America, some Native American Indians began to dress like them. Which is MOST LIKELY another adaptation the Native American Indians made after the European settlers arrived? A They learned to grow corn. B They learned ...

When European settlers arrived in America, some Native American Indians began to dress like them. Which is MOST LIKELY another adaptation the Native American Indians made after the European settlers arrived? A They learned to grow corn. B They learned ...

Which of these individuals would have been MOST likely to settle in one of the Mid-Atlantic/Middle colonies? A) a member of the Puritan religious sect B) a German immigrant searching for religious freedom and tolerance C) a wealthy planter in ...

Which of these individuals would have been MOST likely to settle in one of the Mid-Atlantic/Middle colonies? A) a member of the Puritan religious sect B) a German immigrant searching for religious freedom and tolerance C) a wealthy planter in ...

Choose the three statements that CORRECTLY describe an aspect of the English colonies in North America. A B C D E

The economic activities of the English North American colonies during the 17th centuries could BEST be described as: A industrial in both north and south. B agricultural in both north and south. C agricultural in the south, industrial in the north.

The economic activities of the English North American colonies during the 17th centuries could BEST be described as A industrial in both north and south. B agricultural in both north and south. C agricultural in the south, industrial in the ...

Where could one have found the most colonies with the greatest Spanish influence in the mid-1500s? A 1 B 2 C 5 D 6

Why did the United States join the North Atlantic Treaty Organization in 1949? to improve relations with communist countries in Eastern Europe to protect against the Soviet Union and the spread of communism to share a common currency across all ...

Is there any hope for the E.R.A. to pass when the deadline was in 1982? A) Yes, because presidents have the power to ratify or veto an amendment. B) Yes, because the deadline is reversible. C) No, because some states ...

The greatest number of playlists Katherine can make is ____ . Each of these playlists will have ____ pop songs and ____ rock songs. If she made more playlists, ____. She could make ____ playlists, but this is not the greatest ...

How does Dr. King’s rhetoric in paragraph 15 advance his purpose in the letter? Provide an explanation of how this paragraph contributes to the development of ideas in the text as a whole.

Based on paragraph 43, what is Dr. King’s perspective on the future of the freedom movement? A. The future of the freedom movement is uncertain if he remains in jail. B. Freedom in Birmingham can only be achieved with the ...

The Rosenbergs were charged with “conspiracy to commit espionage.” The government believed they were A) nuclear scientists. B) Communist spies in America. C) employees of a shipping company. D) British physicists.

Choose the sentence from this excerpt that best supports the claim that Klaus Fuchs should not have been allowed to work on the Manhattan Project. Japan was an enemy during World War II; it had continued to fight after its ally, ...

The Manhattan Project was A an initiative to help the children of hard-working immigrants who lived in crowded cities. B trying to end the political tension and military rivalry between the United States and the Soviet Union. C a top-secret U.S. government research ...

Following the end of World War II, the FBI learned that spies had passed atomic bomb secrets to the Soviet Union. Put the events from the FBI investigation in order, starting with the first. – David Greenglass confessed to passing atomic ...

Based on the selection, how did the games at the Colosseum reflect social rules at that time? A) Gladiators fought in order based on their ages. B) Gladiators were chosen for games based on the horses and chariots they rode.

What does the speech’s title, “After Auschwitz,” mean? A The author survived Auschwitz and became successful. B The world is haunted by those who died at Auschwitz. C Former enemies can be friends by accepting past wrongdoing. D People must ...

This text is mainly about the death of Trayvon Martin and the A shooting of another black teenager two years later. B history of the #BlackLivesMatter movement. C Civil Rights Act that made discrimination illegal. D evening that George Zimmerman killed ...

With which nations did the United States enter into a military conflict when George W. Bush was president? o Afghanistan and Iraq o Germany and Japan o Cuba and Nicaragua o Soviet Union and North Korea

Put these events from Victoria’s life in order from first to last. – She turned 20. – She met her cousins Ernest and Albert. – She was crowned queen. – She married Prince Albert.

Based on what you have read, the author’s purpose in writing this piece was to A) persuade women to enlist in the army, navy, or air force as nurses. B) support the view that women should be banned from combat roles. C) inform ...

Which two of the following statements do these excerpts about the Korean War support? A shortage of nurses in the Korean War resulted in hopeless situations for wounded soldiers. The military nurses who served in mobile hospital units were safe ...