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History, 24.10.2019 12:43, lizbethmillanvazquez

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History, 30.06.2019 13:00, ayoismeisalex

How was the economic system of indentured servitude similar to the system of slavery in british north american colonies? a. both were outlawed in colonies dominated by quakers b. both played a minor role in colonies with strong commercial and manufacturing economies c. both were gradually phased out as as all british north american colonies became more independent d. both were politically unpopular in british north american colonies north of the carolinas

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History, 12.07.2019 00:00, tatenasira

“some people say that, because america has grown wealthy under great britain, the same will happen in the future. nothing can be more false. . i answer that america would have become just as wealthy, and probably more, had no european power ever been involved.” - thomas paine, 1776 the passage is taken from a pamphlet written in the 1700s. which of these is the most likely purpose of the pamphlet? a.to convince the american colonies to separate from britain b.to convince the american colonies to remain under british rule c.to convince the american colonies to tax the goods they produce d.to convince the american colonies to specialize in different products

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History, 16.07.2019 00:30, juju323261

Which of the following describes a major impact of the protestant reformation on north american colonization? a. it sparked a war between spain and great britain that temporarily halted colonization. b. it inspired many colonists to give up on aggressive efforts to convert american indians to christianity. c. it led to religious persecution that motivated many europeans to seek new lives in the colonies. d. it promoted the idea that europeans had a god-given right to possess all the world’s territory.

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Social Studies, 16.10.2019 18:10, tiwaribianca475

The primary purpose of the stamp act was to: a) regulate the transatlantic mail. b) raise badly needed revenues. c) punish the unruly north american colonists. d) assuage the fears of the british government that the american colonies were getting too wealthy. e) limit american political dissent.

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