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ss2343

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What qualification allowed a man to vote for governor and members of the General Court in seventeenth-century Massachusetts?
 
  A)  Land ownership
  B)  Wealth
  C)  Length of residence in America
  D)  His ancestry
  E)  Church membership

Question 2

Why did class tensions in the Chesapeake region lessen after 1690?
 
  A)  More land became available to small farmers.
  B)  The rise in tobacco prices allowed small farmers a better standard of living.
  C)  Poor whites shared a common racial identity as free people with upper-class whites which differentiated them from unfree non-whites.
  D)  An influx of Native Americans solved the labor shortage.
  E)  Poor whites shared a common interest with upper-class whites in maintaining social control over Native Americans.



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Answer to Question 1

E

Answer to Question 2

C



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