Which statement best describes Southern military districts during Reconstruction?
A. Each state became a separate military district.
B. The South was divided into five different military districts.
C. Each district was governed by a member of Congress.
D. The districts all rejoined the Union at the same time.

How did the English respond to colonial grievances?

Directions: Analyze the document and answer the question that follow.

"[I]n the Presence of God and one another, [we]...combine ourselves together into a civil Body Politick, for our better ordering and Preservation, and...to enact, constitute, and frame such just and equal Laws, Ordinances, Acts, Constitutions, and Offices, from time to time, as shall be though most meet [proper] and convenient for the general Good of the Colony; unto which we promise all due Submissions and Obedience."

--The Mayflower Compact 1620

What is the main purpose of this agreement?

Question 8 options:

to choose a leader


to create a court system


to set down economic rules


to maintain unity and order

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How did the religion of Islam change after the Hijrah?
A. Its followers began to be mistreated for their beliefs.
B. Muhammad stopped receiving messages from the angel Gabriel.
C. It grew as new people from diverse backgrounds joined the faith.
D. Muhammad’s followers were primarily his family and close friends.
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What ideas about government
united the people who signed the
Mayflower Compact?

Which leader moved his troops from the Battle of Brandywine into New York?

A.) Arnold
B.) Howe
C.) Burgoyne

Which colony was the first to want to abolish slavery?
A. Puritans in Massachusetts
B. Quakers in Pennsylvania
C. Catholics in Maryland
D. Jews in Georgia

During the seventeenth century, colonial plantations were
1. English country estates on a smaller scale.
2. rough and relatively small.
3. sites of political unrest.
4. insignificant in the colonial economy.

Which European power set up 13 colonies in North America?

What are some similarities between the American colonies in the north, middle and south. Include specific information about people, places, and things.

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In Mayan cities, the most important buildings were constructed around a plaza, or open area, in the center of the city. Common people, or workers and farmers, had their homes on the edges of the city. The most important and valued people, such as priests, government leaders, and skilled workers, lived in the center. Also in the center of the city were the buildings that citizens needed access to, such as places of worship and governmental buildings. Some places of worship were also built near the center of the city.

What is the central idea of the passage?

Temples in ancient Mayan cities were open to all people.
A central plaza was the most important place in Mayan cities.
Government buildings were the largest structures in Mayan cities.
Homes for Mayan workers were located near the city’s plaza.

Federalist were supporters of
the _______
A. Constitution
B. Articles of Confederation
C. central government

Which is the best example of historical inquiry?

using art from ancient Roman buildings to determine which emperor built the Colosseum
using pottery found by archeologists to determine how weather impacted crops in ancient Rome
using letters from ancient Roman senators to learn about how the government of Rome changed
using ancient Greek descriptions of naval battles to explain how Romans conquered other people

Fact or option?
(1) The Middle Colonies were located between New England and the colonies of the South.
(2) They were the most important colonies in English America. (3) The Middle Colonies
enjoyed fertile soil and a slightly milder climate than that of New England. Farmers in this
region cultivated larger tracts of land and produced bigger harvests than those in New England.
(4) The New England farmers were not as industrious as the farmers in the Middle
Colonies. (5) In New York and Pennsylvania, farmers grew great quantities of wheat and
other cash crops. (6) Crops grown in the Middle Colonies tasted better than those grown in
New England. (7) Farmers also sent cargoes of wheat and livestock to New York City and
Philadelphia for shipment. (8) This commerce helped these cities become busy ports.

Article states, the U.S. Constitution is
known simply as the supreme law of the
land.
A. VI
B. V
C. VII

In 1766, the British Parliament passed the Declaratory Act to impose a new tax on the colonists. insist it had the right to tax colonists. create punishments for nonpayment of taxes. establish new tax-collection measures.

In matters of religion, Americans were...
1. more inclined to be members of an Anglican congregation.
2. more tolerant than their European counterpart.
3. concerned that one religion would become more prominent than another.
4. less tolerant than their European counterpart.

The Olmec civilization rose in Mesoamerica beginning around 1500 BCE, and collapsed sometime about 300 BCE. The civilization developed important social and economic advancements that would be featured in the civilizations that followed. They created the region’s first irrigation systems, first cities, first religion, first pyramids, and the first system of writing. Experts know very little about the Olmec, but they do know they were prosperous, thanks to their exploitation of the fertile lands near the Gulf of Mexico. They created a highly developed agricultural system, growing crops such as corn and beans, and their environment provided other important food supplies, such as edible plants, palm nuts, fish, turtles, and clams. As a result, they were able to gather a food surplus, enabling them to construct permanent settlements. By 1200 BCE, the largest, San Lorenzo, was an important center of trade. Obsidian, jade, rubber, pottery, feathers, and polished mirrors made of magnetite were important trade goods. They were also known for their cultivation of rubber; in fact, the name “Olmec” means rubber people. Which characteristics are evidence of the Olmec civilization’s advanced agricultural system? Check all that apply. irrigation growing crops industrial machinery permanent settlements food surpluses chemical fertilizers

Describe the design and function of the presidio.

Which English/British policies affected colonial attitudes?

Most Indian religions
1. were tied closely to the natural world.
2. were not very important to their culture.
3. emphasized monotheism
4. used totem poles in ceremonies

Which English/British policies affected colonial attitudes?

What did Louisiana settlers do after a new nation took over the colony in 1763? Check all that apply.

O)They began to take part in illegal trade activities.

O)They led a revolt that became known as the Insurrection of 1768.

O)They petitioned France to take back control of the Louisiana Colony.

O)They voted to elect a Spanish governor to lead the Louisiana Colony.

O)They drove the new governor out of the colony, and he fled to Cuba.

O)They reluctantly accepted new laws and agreed to pay new taxes.

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If LaSalle claimed all the lands which waters drain into the Mississippi River, what is the extent of France’s claim in the New World?

Which of the following best describes William Penn's vision for living in America?

He plotted to change the customs and religion of the Native Americans.

He wanted to practice ideals such as religious freedom and toleration.

He envisioned building large cities where his people could become wealthy.

He planned for his people to fight the Native Americans and take over their land.

How did the colonists respond to English policies?

Read the sentence. Henry David Thoreau, often known as the father of environmentalism wrote the book entitled Walden.

Why was Common Sense, a
pamphlet published in 1776, so
important to the ideas of direct
democracy and "no taxation without
representation?