Answer:
The temperance movement was an organized effort to try to limit the consumption of alcohol or intoxicating liquor.
Explanation:
1) It's a split up snake, describes it I guess haha.
2) The chopped body conveys the states not being collective on things, that they were too much separated from one another.
3) The initials stand for the different states.
4) N.E. stands for New England.
5) S.C. stands for South Carolina.
6) Yes, there is a geographic progression. It starts in the Carolinas (and whatnot) and goes past Pennsylvania, New York, and ends in New England.
7) I would have to guess P (for Pennsylvania), because that's where he lived most of his life, although he was born in Massachusetts which'd be the <em>M</em>. I'm pretty sure it'd be <em>P, </em>though.
8) His fear is that the colonies would lose the <em>7 years War</em> (also called the <em>French and Indian War</em>), if they didn't join and fight together.
9) The phrase "this Undertaking" is referring to the war going on (<em>7 years War / French and Indian War</em>)
10) The cartoon could have helped lead to the American Revolution by uniting the states, which'd help them in revolting against Britain and gaining independence, as working together works better than fighting separately and alone.
Answer:
unlike in the south, african americans were free up in the north
hope this helps
Answer: The bombing of Pearl Harbor by Japan.
Explanation:
When Japan bombed Pearl Harbor in Hawaii, it triggered the president to declare war even though he tried to stay out of it.
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Some delegates believed that the Virginia Plan would establish a "national" government and do away with the "federal" government under the Articles of Confederation in that they considered that was the best form of government for the new nation. They thought that the Virginia plan with his bicameral Congress was the solution the nation needed, along with the idea that larger states had more rights to have seats in Congress than smaller states.
Virginia delegates had been counseled by James Madison about this idea, and they drafted the plan that was introduced during the Constitutional Convention of 1787 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
