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Fact: In 1790 the South seemed to be an underdeveloped agricultural region with little prospect for future growth. Comparison or Contrast: ____________________ 2. Fact: In the colonial period, tobacco was the most profitable crop in Virginia; Georgia and South Carolina produced rice and indigo. Comparison or Contrast: _____________________ 3. Fact: In the late 1700s, a worker painstakingly separated the plant’s sticky seeds from the cotton fibers by hand, processing about one pound of cotton a day. Comparison or Contrast: _______________________ 4. Fact: By 1860 the Upper South still produced tobacco, hemp, wheat, and vegetables. Comparison or Contrast: _______________________ 5. Fact: In the industrial North, large numbers of people moved to the cities to be near factories and work. Comparison or Contrast: __________________________ 6. Fact: In the 1840s and 1850s, the North experienced a railroad boom that connected cities from the Northeast to the Midwest. Comparison or Contrast: __________________________ Fact Bank A. In the 1800s, with the use of a cotton gin, a worker could clean 50 pounds of cotton a day. B. The South remained overwhelmingly rural with only a small percentage of the nation’s industry. C. In the mid-1800s, cotton became the South’s leading cash crop. D. Southern rail lines were short, local, and did not connect all parts of the region in a network. E. At the same time, the Deep South was committed to cotton, and in some areas, rice and sugarcane. F. By 1850 the stagnant economy of the South had been transformed into a prosperous, robust economy.

Answer:

Fact: In 1790 the South seemed to be an underdeveloped agricultural region with little prospect for future growth. Comparison or Contrast: Comparison 2. Fact: In the colonial period, tobacco was the most profitable crop in Virginia; Georgia and South Carolina produced rice and indigo. Comparison or Contrast: Contrast

Explanation:

Answer:

The answers are in this order:

1.  F

2. C

3. A

4. E

5. B

6. D

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A: Diary
B: Letter
C: Interview
D: Article

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What achievements show that the Aztec had engineering skill?

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1.)Acquire more Slaves
2.)Take over the continent
3.)Search for Gold

How many years passed between the annexation of Texas and the purchase of Alaska?

Why did some American Indians in Mexico decide to join forces with the Spanish conquistadors?

How did geography shape the Aztec capital?

What is the main idea and 3 details that support the main idea of this passage.
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3. Which word in this article has more than three syllables?

A. astronauts

B. telescopes

C. nutritional

D. vitamins

Give me a specific example of how supply and demand affect prices in the real world.

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Checking Account Fee
Intrest Fee
Lender's Fee
Repair Charge

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How did the power of the Aztec king compare to that of the other kings in the Triple Alliance?

The leaders of the group identified in question #2 aligned themselves with the:

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Based on the passage above, what was one of the outcomes of changing the native peoples' economic system?


a
Trading overseas was very expensive, which led to new ways of doing business in Europe.

b
Nations employed conquest, colonization, and trade as ways to increase their share of wealth from the New World.

c
Merchants needed to buy goods at low prices so they could make money by selling them for higher prices in other countries.

d
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How did the location and environment of the Aztec help them conquer an empire?

What is the answer to #1?

The Industrial Revolution still affects our lives today. *
True
False

What is the answer to #3?

Which industry was the first to maximize the potential of machine power? *

Textiles
Transportation
Construction
Food Production

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Because the ruling class of St. Domingue was busy worrying about the French Revolution,

A. Mexico gained independence.
B. Toussaint Louverture took back control of Haiti.
C. Napoleon invaded Spain and Portugal.
D. Haiti gained independence.

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Who were the “disappeared”?

A. poor workers who loved Eva Perón
B. secret police in Argentina
C. 30,000 people who were killed in Argentina
D. the civilian government that was reinstated in 1983

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needed the resources on Hawaii
wanted to get the United States in the war
wanted access to the Pacific islands
wanted to invade the United States

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