Most working people in Britain sided with the North because
a. they relied on the Northern economy for their own jobs.
b. the North shared their feelings about whether Britain should enter the war.
c. they had developed a class consciousness and moral revulsion about the evils of slavery and hoped that the Civil War would eventually extinguish slavery in the South and the western territories.
d. they hoped to one day have the opportunity to relocate to and profit in the U.S.
e. France had sided with the South and they hated the French.
Question 2
For the American colonies, the Seven Years' War
a. ended the myth of British invincibility.
b. left them in need of experienced officers.
c. offered the opportunity to grow closer to the British.
d. gave them the opportunity to finally gain control of Mississippi.
e. helped improve relations between Britain and the colonies.
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