African slaves were imported to work in America because Africans were immune to some European diseases and experienced at European farming techniques.
B. Africans were immune to some European diseases and experienced at European farming techniques.
<u>Explanation:</u>
During 16th century, Spanish started to import many Africans as slaves to work in the European farm. Americans were prone to European diseases and they also demanded large pay for the work. Thus, the government decided to import slaves from Africa.
Africans were immune to European diseases and they had better experience in European farming techniques. The pay demanded by the African slaves was also less compared to indigenous laborers. So Africans were imported as slaves to work in Americans farm.
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</span><span>What is the name of the shellfish that yields a purple dye?
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The name of the shellfish that yields a purple dye is called murex.
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Answer:
Correct answer is d. Salvation did not depend on membership in a single church.
Explanation:
D is correct answer because the Great Awakening started as an answer to lack of Church authority. That is why it was believed that it is not important to which church someone belongs to to be saved.
A is not correct because they insisted on spiritual introspection.
B is not correct because Great Awakening has no connection with the role of government, but of church, although they are discussing about secularism.
C is wrong because salvation depends on redemption, not generosity.
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