Well he promoted the idea of black supremacy, and definitely a separation of black from white people. So the answer is B.
The event that most hardened colonists’ attitudes toward local American Indians in Virginia during the early 1600s was " the massacre of Jamestown colonists" at the hands of the natives, although it is unclear the extent to which this was provoked.
Brainliest please?
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she converted England to a new religion
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The statement that best describes how Benedict Arnold's involvement in the American Revolutionary War is first introduced in the text is "The enactment of the Stamp Act spurred Arnold into protesting British taxation, trying to save his business."
We are referring to the article called<em> "Benedict Arnold: Two sides of a Bitter Coin,"</em> written by David White in 2014.
In the article, the author says that he and his family really suffered when the English crown imposed the Stamp Act in the colonies, impacting his business. He publicly rejected this taxation and then he decided to join the Sons of Liberty. He made a trip to Boston and could witness the atrocities made by the Boston troops during the Boston Massacre.
