HISTORY MIDDLE SCHOOL

Why had the North and the South grown so far apart by 1861?A.
The North opposed the idea that a state could leave the Union, but the South supported it.

B.
The South wanted to start a colony for freed slaves in Africa, but the North rejected the plan.

C.
The South demanded more railroads, but the North refused to pay the costs of construction.

D.
The North wanted to end all immigration to keep wages high, but the South needed more factory workers.

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Answer 1
Answer: "The North opposed the idea that a state could leave the Union, but the South supported it" is the best option from the list but all this had to do with the issue of slavery. 
Answer 2
Answer: A.  North opposed the idea that a state could leave the Union but the South supported it

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B. a stable economy
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What is a shield law?

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Soon after the Columbian Exchange began, European ships carried potatoes from the Americas to Europe. Which was an intentional consequence of that action? A. Over a million Irish died in the famine that resulted when the Irish potato crop, the major source of food and income for Irish farmers, was destroyed by a blight. B. People in northern and western Europe started planting and eating potatoes as an important source of nutrition. C. Europeans boycotted potatoes as a means of showing their disapproval with the working conditions of native laborers. D. Potatoes replaced wheat and barley as profitable crops in central and southern Europe.

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Let's look at the options with respect to whether they could have been intentional:

A. Over amillion Irish died in the famine that resulted when the Irish potatocrop, the major source of food and income for Irish farmers, wasdestroyed by a blight.
-this could by no means be intentional!!!

B. People in northern and western Europe startedplanting and eating potatoes as an important source of nutrition.
-yes, this is the correct answer: they would want to introduce new, effective nutrition sources into Europe.

C.Europeans boycotted potatoes as a means of showing their disapprovalwith the working conditions of native laborers.
-carrying potatoes would not be compatible with a boycott, not the right option,

 D. Potatoes replacedwheat and barley as profitable crops in central and southern Europe. 
- I don't think this would be their intention, rather they would want potatoes to be planted along the other plants.

Answer:

B. People in northern and western Europe started planting and eating potatoes as an important source of nutrition.

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I took the test and got an 85% on it and this answer was right!

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The statement that does not accurately describe the civilization of the Maya is option A. They developed an accurate 365-day calendar. This is not accurate because the Mayan Calendar consists of three separate corresponding calendars which are used simultaneously, the Long Count, the Tzolkin and the Haab.

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