Which Is True of the South in the First Half

question 76

Multiple Choice

Which is true of the South in the first half of the nineteenth century?

• A) It was increasingly urban, with half of the nation's ten largest cities.
• B) It produced about half of the nation's manufactured goods.
• C) It had far fewer European immigrants than the North did.
• D) It benefited from a boom in railroad development, which eventually connected even small towns with one another.
• E) Its banks, most with home offices in the North, refused to lend money to plantation owners.

Identify when and how an agent has authority to act on behalf of a principal.

Distinguish between disclosed, partially disclosed, and undisclosed principals and their liabilities.

Recognize the consequences of unauthorized actions by agents.

Comprehend the principles surrounding the termination of agency relationships.

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Definitions:

Religious Alternatives

Various non-mainstream religious or spiritual practices and beliefs that differ from established or traditional religions.

Revivalist Minister

A clergy member who promotes or leads a religious revival, seeking to reinvigorate faith through impassioned preaching and public gatherings.

Great Awakening

A series of religious revivals in the American colonies during the 18th century, emphasizing emotional involvement in religious matters.

James Oglethorpe

A British general, member of parliament, philanthropist, and founder of the colony of Georgia in the 18th century, known for his progressive views on prison reform and establishment of a free colony.