With regard to colonial land settlement and the land beyond the Appalachians,
(a) secure land titles had to come from established authority; land typically could not be claimed simply by squatting on it.
(b) throughout most of the colonial period, authority over the land beyond the Appalachians was
not easy to establish because both the English and the French laid claim to most of the Mississippi watershed.
(c) the original grants of land to colonial settlers from the crown had been from sea to sea.
(d) all of the above are true.
Question 2
Railroads fueled the expansion of all markets in the post-bellum period of U.S. history.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Painting of a Colonial American boy holding a pet squirrel.
Colonial Trade with England, 1700–1774
Infants often rely on a caregiver as a secure base when they meet a new person.
The method of Land’s (1977) color-vision experiments. Subjects viewed Mondrians illuminated by ...
Settlement Landscapes
A land snail (Helix aspersa) with the opening that leads to its lung visible at the left.