An Inefficient Point Is

question 126

Multiple Choice

An inefficient point is

• A) necessarily an attainable point.
• B) may be an attainable point.
• C) necessarily an unattainable point.
• D) possibly an unattainable point.
• E) one that uses too many resources.

Recognize the role of the Half-Way Covenant and its impact on church membership.

Distinguish the economic differences between New England and the Chesapeake colonies.

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

Understand the outcomes and significance of the Pequot War.

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