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A) a measurement of wealth.
B) community experiments.
C) sermons.
D) witchcraft.
E) town meetings.
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A) not members of the church.
B) criminals.
C) indentured servants.
D) women of low social position.
E) Indians or slaves.
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A) one-fourth (25%) .
B) one-third ( 33%) .
C) one-half (50%) .
D) three-fourths (75%) .
E) nine-tenths (90%) .
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A) one million.
B) two million.
C) four million.
D) six million.
E) eight million.
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A) barter.
B) paper currency.
C) gold.
D) silver.
E) credit.
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A) New York and New Jersey.
B) North Carolina and South Carolina.
C) Georgia and South Carolina.
D) Delaware and Pennsylvania.
E) Virginia and Maryland.
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A) English parliamentary regulations.
B) a small domestic market.
C) an inadequate labor supply.
D) an inadequate transportation network.
E) All the answers are correct.
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A) deliberately restricted the supply of slaves to the North American colonies.
B) lowered the prices for slaves to increase their sale in the North American colonies.
C) sent the majority of its enslaved Africans directly to the Chesapeake colonies.
D) would only ship adult African men in the slave trade.
E) stopped importing slaves directly from Africa.
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