By the 18th century, which was true of the New England colonies?
a. as a predominately Catholic territory, they had serious religious issues with the crown.
b. the Church of England had no regulatory devices in New England.
c. New England was seriously involved in the English Civil War.
d. they had achieved a degree of self-governance.
e. it supported Charles I as king of England.
Question 2
The population of Africans in the Caribbean
a. increased as additional slaves were imported.
b. decreased as harsh work and infertility took a toll.
c. increased as female slaves had children.
d. decreased as slaves ran away.
e. increased as Africans and Amerindians mixed, strengthening the gene pool.
The salt marsh grass Spartina anglica originated on the coast of England as a hybrid of European and
European Rabbit in Shropshire, England, infected with myxomatosis, a disease caused by the Myxoma vi
Romanesque capital showing Samson and the lion (13th century).
A cheetah at the Whipsnade Zoo in Dagnall, England.
A female parent with ducklings in Richmond Park, London, England
Colonial Trade with England, 1700–1774