For a Poor Shoemaker Like Ebenezer MacIntosh of Boston, the Wars

question 14

Multiple Choice

For a poor shoemaker like Ebenezer MacIntosh of Boston, the wars of the latter eighteenth century

• A) destroyed his faith in democratic government.
• B) imposed economic hardships and deprivation.
• C) had little impact or significance.
• D) offered an opportunity for economic gain.

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