Question 1

Why did some American visitors to England feel ambivalent about life and society in their "parent country"?

Accepted Answer

Some American visitors to England felt a

Question 2

Compare and contrast the economy, social structure, and politics of England and America in the eighteenth century.

Accepted Answer

In the eighteenth century, both England

Question 3

What "forces of division"
were operating in the British colonies during the first half of the eighteenth century? Discuss with specific reference to at least two of the following areas: immigration, the backcountry, boundary disputes, and seaport towns.

Accepted Answer

During the first half of the eighteenth

Question 4

The society of the eighteenth-century backcountry was characterized by all the following EXCEPT

Accepted Answer

A)  frequent moves. 
B)  economic equality. 
C)  isolation. 
D)  stability. 
A)  frequent moves. 
B)  economic equality. 
C)  isolation. 
D)  stability.

Question 5

Three distinctive communities existed in eighteenth-century America. These include all of the following
EXCEPT

Accepted Answer

A)  urban seaport communities. 
B)  mill towns. 
C)  raw frontier pioneer farms. 
D)  plantation communities (both masters and slaves). 
A)  urban seaport communities. 
B)  mill towns. 
C)  raw frontier pioneer farms. 
D)  plantation communities (both masters and slaves).

Why did some American visitors to England feel ambivalent about life and society in their "parent country"?

Compare and contrast the economy, social structure, and politics of England and America in the eighteenth century.

What "forces of division" were operating in the British colonies during the first half of the eighteenth century? Discuss with specific reference to at least two of the following areas: immigration, the backcountry, boundary disputes, and seaport towns.

The society of the eighteenth-century backcountry was characterized by all the following EXCEPT

Three distinctive communities existed in eighteenth-century America. These include all of the following EXCEPT

The First Civilizations of North America

Old Worlds, New Worlds

Colonization and Conflict in the South

Colonization and Conflict in the North

Imperial Triumph, Imperial Crisis

The American People and the American Revolution

Crisis and Constitution

The Early Republic

The Opening of America

The Rise of Democracy

Afire With Faith

The Old South

Western Expansion and the Rise of the Slaveryissue

The Union Broken

Total War and the Republic

Reconstructing the Union

The New South and the Trans-Mississippi West

The New Industrial Order

The Rise of an Urban Order

The Political System Under Strain at Home and Abroad

The Progressive Era

The United States and the Collapse of the Old World Order

The New Era

The Great Depression and the New Deal

Americas Rise to Globalism

Cold War America

The Suburban Era

Civil Rights Uncivil Liberties

The Vietnam Era

The Conservative Challenge

The United States in a Global Community

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Exam 5: Colonization and Conflict in the North

Why did some American visitors to England feel ambivalent about life and society in their "parent country"?

Compare and contrast the economy, social structure, and politics of England and America in the eighteenth century.

What "forces of division" were operating in the British colonies during the first half of the eighteenth century? Discuss with specific reference to at least two of the following areas: immigration, the backcountry, boundary disputes, and seaport towns.

The society of the eighteenth-century backcountry was characterized by all the following EXCEPT

Three distinctive communities existed in eighteenth-century America. These include all of the following EXCEPT

The First Civilizations of North America

Old Worlds, New Worlds

Colonization and Conflict in the South

Colonization and Conflict in the North

Imperial Triumph, Imperial Crisis

The American People and the American Revolution

Crisis and Constitution

The Early Republic

The Opening of America

The Rise of Democracy

Afire With Faith

The Old South

Western Expansion and the Rise of the Slaveryissue

The Union Broken

Total War and the Republic

Reconstructing the Union

The New South and the Trans-Mississippi West

The New Industrial Order

The Rise of an Urban Order

The Political System Under Strain at Home and Abroad

The Progressive Era

The United States and the Collapse of the Old World Order

The New Era

The Great Depression and the New Deal

Americas Rise to Globalism

Cold War America

The Suburban Era

Civil Rights Uncivil Liberties

The Vietnam Era

The Conservative Challenge

The United States in a Global Community

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