Taking historical sources out of context can be a problem because: A. cultural norms in the past can differ from those today. B. sources without context are likely to contain biases. C. accurate sources do not reflect the context surrounding them. D. context is necessary to determine whether a source is primary.

Complete the sentence. $\square $ began Quebec, the first permanent French colony. Celoran Champlain Cabot

The pace of technological change in colonial America was slow because A colonists had no need for technology B of government interference C the government did not encourage it D there were too many artisans

Which of the following Is NOT one of the eight Neolithic founder crops of the West? rice C barley flax chickpeas wheat lentils

Which of the following was responsible for the writing of the Declaration of Independence? the Second Continental Congress the First Continental Congress the Stamp Tax Congress

What is generally true about when countries abolished slavery? Countries that owned colonies abolished slavery at home first. Countries that owned colonies abolishec I slavery in their colonies first. Countries that were colonized abolished slavery first.

What kind of building was the Giralda Tower originally (when it was built)? A bell tower A palace A fortress A minaret (the tower of a mosque)

How did the Chicago Renaissance differ from the Harlem Renaissance? The Harlem Renaissance led to the development of gospel music. The Chicago Renaissance only featured the work of only writers. The Harlem Renaissance focused more on reaching black audiences. The Chicago Renaissance focused more on the experiences of the poor and working class.

What was the War on Poverty? A. An advertising slogan B. A war strategy C. A program for economic progress D. A Peace Corps idea

The American Revolution created the independent nation of the United States of America. A True B False

How did the Picts (who are now the Scottish) end up living in Britain? They did not want to settle in Ireland. The Scots refused to let them settle in Ireland. They were looking for religious freedom.