One of the More Powerful Forces Leading to an End

question 163

Multiple Choice

One of the more powerful forces leading to an end in economic discrimination is

• A)pure competition.
• B)pure monopoly.
• C)government regulation.
• D)oligopolistic rivalry.

Acknowledge the significance of John Winthrop's views on civil or federal liberty.

Understand the outcomes and significance of the Pequot War.

Grasp the effects of Protestant-Catholic conflict on English colonies, specifically Maryland.

Recognize the principles of religious toleration and their institutionalization in certain colonies.

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