After the War,many Working Class Northern Whites Were ________

question 19

Multiple Choice

After the war,many working class northern whites were ________.

• A) eyeing unoccupied agricultural land in the South and considering taking up farming
• B) fearful that the abolition of slavery would have negative effects on workers in general
• C) hopeful that the crusade against slavery could broaden into a movement to help workers in general
• D) unemployed since the Confederate army had destroyed or disrupted so many northern industries
• E) feeling fierce anti-immigrant sentiments since so few immigrants had supported the Union cause

Understand the ideological dilemmas and conflicts that motivated colonial resistance against British policies.

Recognize the economic and political reasons behind the imposition of various Acts by the British government and the colonial reactions to them.

Analyze the impact of British military actions and treaties on the dynamics between the colonists, Native Americans, and foreign powers.

Identify the reasons for and outcomes of significant conflicts between the British and Native Americans, including the causes and consequences of Pontiac's uprising.

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Definitions:

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