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how did the great awakening and enlightenment change the political scientific and education foundation in
as preparation for this activity view the historical census data united states - race and hi ic origin 1790 to 1990 review the population of the
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how did anti-discrimination efforts raise new political issues during the early 1960s how did the kennedy administration respond to these issues how
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what policy was established by great britain to ensure the sole purpose of the american colonies was to provide economic rewards and advantages to
one result of bacons rebellion and other such southern conflicts was a preventing the spread of catholicism by attacking the ish b reducing
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write a short essay differentiating the cultural and social systems developed in the north and south during the antebellum period offer your opinion
hamiltons report on manufactures would have a subsidized the southern economy b paid off the national debt c strengthened the financial power of
william simmons a radical republican would not have supported a the revision of the texas constitution b 10 plan c civil rights act of 1865 d equal
which of the following would be most upset with the compromise of 1850 a samuel morrison a settler from california b matthew harris a settler from
as a result of the kansas-nebraska act a nebraska territory permitted slavery b kansas territory was free territory c there was a disputed election
the jim crow laws violated a the privileges and immunities clause b voting rights act of 1870 c equal protection d emancipation
the heart of the conflict between president johnson and the radicals was a should the 14th amendment apply to the states b did congress have the
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general longstreet watches in horror as hundreds of his men are killed and injured in a cornfield he would be ata the battle of antietam b henry
william hatch an infantryman in the union army is positioned in a sunken road that is about to be overrun by confederate forces he would be at a
the principle concern of the radicals wasa providing constitutional rights for the former slavesb not assuming the debts of the former confederacyc
charles mclane a captain in the union cavalry watches the disaster at the lower bridge unfold before his very eyes he would have been at a battle of
the first western state to abolish property qualifications for voting was a ohio b tennessee c kentucky d illinois statehood for missouri was delayed
ordinary southerners resented conscription because a the wealthy could pay for a substitute or were exempted from service b it violated the basic
the supreme court in the dred scott decision in effect ruled a slavery was a nationwide institution and could only be prohibited by the states b
what great impact good amp bad did the ish borderlands and french crescent have on native american
what effects did the slave trade have on africa and how did these effects weaken the economic social and political structure of that