These in the correct order would be
1. Roger Williams
2. John Mason
3. Peter Stuyvesant
4. Carteret and Berkeley
5. William Penn
6. Puritans
7. Quakers
8. Pedro Menendez
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Answer:
A. Keeping the country together
A. That the war would be over quickly, there would be few casualties, and their side would win.
A. The Union would control of the Albemarle and Pamlico sounds, closing them to the Confederate navy
A. They would be protected by Union forces
A. Clara Barton
A. Freed all slaves in the Rebel States, where Lincoln had no power (not as sure about this one)
C. To make the United States become a nation that was committed the promises of its Constitution.
B. the living
C. Welcome them back into the United States.
A. April 9, 1865 at Appomattox Court House, Virginia
C. Reconstruction
A. Laws in the south that gave whites almost unlimited power, while severely restricting freedom for black people. (im like 75% sure)
A. Opened schools, B. Distributed clothing D. Provided food
A. Native Americans
B. Irish immigrants, former Confederate soldiers, Chinese immigrants
Explanation: I'm good at history and i've been to a lot of the places they are talking about or their homesteads.
From the treaty of Nanjing, britian was able to gain Hong Kong from China.
Later (I believe close to the 2000s) Britain returned Hong Kong to China
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Answer:
C. the US Supreme Court is the correct answer.
Explanation:
The majority of passengers on the Underground Railroad were slaves
escaping to freedom.
The Underground Railroad was a secret network organized by people who helped men, women and children escape from slavery to freedom. It provided hiding places, food and transportation for the fugitives.
<em>The escaping slaves were called the passengers</em> and the helpers conductors or engineers.
Henry 'box' Brown was born as a slave in Virginia. In order to escape slavery, he was put into a wooden box in which he traveled in a variety of wagons, railroads, steamboats, ferries and a delivery wagon. He arrived safely in Philadelphia. He became the symbol of the Underground Railroad Freedom Movement that helped many slaves escape from slavery to slavery free states.
