Select the region(s) that wanted high prices for public land.

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Answer 1
Answer: The United States of America 

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By 1905, there was a total of about ___ miles of paved roads in America.

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Answer: 100 miles

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The first inventory of U.S. roads was done in 1904, and  there were 2,151,570 miles of  public roads done. Although only a few hundred miles of roads were paved for motor vehicles. Most of  roads were dirt; 38,622 miles were stone, 108,232 miles were gravel and 6,810  shell, sand, clay and brick.

Which country would have been most likely to join the North Atlantic Treaty Organization

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A Western European capitalist country would have been most likely to join the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), also called the North Atlantic Alliance which is an intergovernmental military alliance. It was created in 1949 by the United States, Canada, and several Western European nations to provide collective security against the Soviet Union. That's why the NATO independent member states agreed to a system of collective defence in response to any external attack.


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One paragraph explaining the events leading up to the Boston Massacre

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The events that led to the Boston massacrewere due to the military occupation of Boston,where a group of soldiers fired shots at a group of protesters protesting the rate hike by England.

Since 1765 the people of Boston had been heading protests against British taxation. first against the stamp act and then in 1767 against the townshend acts. Citizens believed that Britain did not have the right to tax them because they did not elect their representatives in Parliament.  Only the Massachusetts Assembly, whose members were elected every year, had the right to levy taxes on its citizens.

Riots and protests were common occurrences as well as attacks on tax officials. On October 1768 troops arrived in Boston requested by Governor Francis Bernard.  The purpose of the 14thand 29th regiments was to protect government officials against mob attacks, restore order and reinforce collection of taxes.

Finding accommodation for 2,000 soldiers in a city of 16,000 was not an easy task. The expense, according to the quarteringact of 1765, fell on the local legislature. The decision was made to send the troops to Castle Island; three miles away south from Boston but it was too far from where they were needed.  Bernard moved its troops to Boston renting empty warehouse and wharfs as barracks. Residents felt violated by the imposed force of the soldiers and political activists wanted them and the townshend taxes removed. Soldiers were permitted to take on part time jobs in their off-duty hours, these jobs were mostly in warehouses. Conflict arouse between them and unskilled local citizens.

A group of merchants with the support of the sons of liberty had decided to boycott those products affected by the Townshend duties. During the morning of February 22nd a crowd had gathered to demonstrate in front of a merchant’s office suspected of breaking the boycott. Violence was imminent as the crowd shouted epithets at Ebenezer Richardson, an informer for the customs service. As the mob chased him he fired into the crowd killing eleven-year old Christopher Seider who died from a gunshot to his abdomen. Samuel Adams paid for his funeral and John Adams wrote: “My eyes never beheld such a funeral”. Tension was gradually rising between civilians and British soldiers and what happened on the night of March 5th , known as the Boston Massacre, was not entirely unanticipated.