True. I can't remember which faction supported which but one faction argued only family should succeed him and the other argued anyone should.
The first recorded use of "terrorism" and "terrorist" was in 1795, relating to the Reign of Terror instituted by the French government. The use of "terrorist" to signify anti-government activities was recorded in 1866 referring to Ireland<span>, and in 1883 referring to </span>Russia<span>.</span>
<span>Poll taxes, literacy tests, violence/terrorism, and economic intimidation (For example, telling a black sharecropper that you won't sell them seed if they vote.)
The tests were impossible to pass, regardless of color. The poll taxes were obviously an economic way to prevent blacks from voting. I'm sure there were other ways as well. I know they would also threaten violence to families, children, and the voters if they even attempted to vote.</span>
This <em><u>did not</u></em> result from the great Awakening
<em><u>E. Sectional and regional differences increased among the American people.</u></em>
These <em><u>did</u></em> result from the great awakening
A. The authority of the older clergy was called into question.
B. Many new churches were established.
C. A new wave of Christian missionaries attempted to convert Indians and slaves
D. Several colleges and universities were founded
