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- The main military force led by George Washington was called...
- Colonists who supports the British during the war were called _______________.
- Which of the following was a result of mass production driving prices down during the Industrial Revolution?
- Which of the following is the best example of the light industry that helped make manufacturing profitable in the early eighteenth century?
- The Industrial Revolution began in England because of all of the following reasons EXCEPT
- The most revolutionary invention of the Industrial Revolution was James Watt's
- Competition between manufacturing companies in the 1800s led to which of the following?
- An abolitionist from Massachusetts. He believed god chose him to end slavery through a civil war
- What types of resources are used to produce energy in the United States?
- What agreement governs trade between Canada, The United States and Mexico?
- Southerners were ringing church bells and welcomed it. The north didn't think the south should legally be able to leave
- He sends a message to Pickens saying the he will send it but doesn't want to start the war
- john brown led a group to raid a federal aresenal and use those weapons in the Civil War but he was stopped by local citizens and federal troops.
- What were the original European settlers looking for when they discovered North America?
- Britain's social structure is described as being "more fluid" than the rest of Europe. Which of the following is the most likely reason for that?
- Missouri is a slave state.No salves above 36 30.Maine is a free state
- Required all citizens to help catch runaways.Anyone who aided a fugitive could be find or imprisoned
- Some wanted slaves, some wanted free state and the the state was to vote on the issue Slave state and free state
- Among the new inventions developed to weave cotton textiles was (were)
- Missourians that traveled into Kansas to attack anti-slavery people