The Late-Seventeenth-Century Rebellions in New York and Maryland Partly Reflected

Multiple Choice

The late-seventeenth-century rebellions in New York and Maryland partly reflected

A) the fear that whites might be enslaved alongside blacks.
B) resentment against the English government.
C) dissent against Puritan domination of government.
D) the resentment of ordinary settlers against upper-class pretensions.
E) ethnic conflict between English, Scottish, Dutch, and German settlers.