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Rus_ich [418]
1 year ago
13

What 3 things did you learn in this class

History
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andriy [413]1 year ago
6 0

Answer:

What class was it?

Explanation:

easy universal things to out as an answer could be "i further explored topics i had already learned, such as _____" "i especially learned alot about _____ this year" stuff like that. hope this helps!

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Colonial leadership had a difficult balance to maintain, however. They did not want to arouse the energy of the wrong type of colonists: the lower classes. They feared this group almost as much as the imperial rulers. In order to target the middle to upper-class group, the Patriots focused on utilizing the Boston Massacre through a series of pamphlets and news articles. In this way, the Boston Massacre could reach a broad literate audience.

It is probable that the American drive for independence from England would have proceeded even in the absence of the Boston Massacre. The immediate aftermath of the event did cause Britain to momentarily pause and moderate its actions (as an example, British soldiers were removed from Boston). The event was not profound enough to cause Britain to completely re-evaluate its goals for its colonial empire. For this reason, the Boston Massacre was an important propaganda tool.

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One way in which the passage illustrates the economic development of China under the Song dynasty is by how their trading system works. They trade with certain countries and, empires get what they can produce and give what they can produce, which others can't. Silk was very popular since it was very unique.

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