Colonial women who boycotted imported British goods such as ...

[RYAN BANYAN]

Question 1

How are the pro-British cartoon showing a tarred-and-feathered customs official and Paul Revere's engraving The Able Doctor, or America Swallowing the Bitter Draught similar?
 
  A) They both show each side's perception of the Boston Tea Party.
  B) Each features allegorical figures that represent the colonies and Britain.
  C) Each shows its subject as the victim of cruel violence.
  D) They both portray Americans as crude and thuggish.

Question 2

Why did the Confederacy establish a cotton embargo in 1861?
 
  A) The Confederacy did not want any of its cotton exported to textile mills in the North.
  B) The Confederacy was trying to coerce Britain and France so they would intervene in the war
  on its behalf.
  C) The Union blockade prevented them from exporting cotton to European nations.
  D) The Confederacy needed its cotton more at home in order to make more uniforms and
  clothing.

Question 3

This drawing of a Vietcong hideout shows that it was specifically built in order to __________.
 
  A) prevent an American war of attrition in South Vietnam
  B) lodge North Vietnamese troops who had invaded South Vietnam
  C) combat American air superiority and bombings
  D) shelter local villagers from American search-and-destroy missions

Question 4

Colonial women who boycotted imported British goods such as fabrics and tea did so as part of nonimportation agreements in response to the __________.
 
  A) Sugar Act
  B) Intolerable Acts
  C) Townshend Acts
  D) Tea Act

[Dunkey]

Answer 1

C

Answer 2

B

Answer 3

C

Answer 4

C

[RYAN BANYAN]

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