The economy of the New England colonies was centered around

large plantations that produced crops such as rice, sugar, and tobacco.

family farms that produced food crops.

the slave trade.

fishing and ship building.

What event led Great Britain to concentrate its full efforts on fighting the War of 1812? A. Passage of the Non-Intercourse Act B. The defeat of General Cornwallis C. The capture of Napoleon D. The Chesapeake affair

How did the world war 1 end up involving so many nations?

Through the grants of power in the Constitution, the framers sought to both empower government and limit it. strictly define the powers of state governments. enumerate the rights of individuals. abolish slavery.

Which northeastedn state had the largest white population?

Why did the United states conduct the Berlin airlift

How did the government's response to labor unions differ from its response to factory workers when conflicts over labor conditions arose?

In which way did military and economic problems interact in the decline of the Byzantine Empire? The Byzantines lost crucial battles because the emperor did not finance the army.

Colonial-era New England town meetings and the Virginia House of Burgesses were both (1) early social reform movements (2) attempts to build a strong national government (3) steps in the growth of representative democracy (4) efforts to regulate

Which best describes what drew migrants to California in the 1930s? opportunities in coal mining family that had migrated previously the promise of free housing the promise of fruit-picking jobs

Summarize: What were the effects of Japanese imperialism?