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A) The Anglican church had more influence in South Carolina than it did in Maryland.
B) There were fewer Scots-Irish in South Carolina than there were in Maryland.
C) The South Carolina population had a much higher percentage of slaves than did the Maryland population.
D) South Carolina had a lower percentage of tenant farmers than did Maryland.
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A) women who worked as cooks, nurses, and launderers while traveling with the American forces.
B) reporters who followed the American forces and issued daily news dispatches to colonial newspapers.
C) British spies who followed and watched the activities of the American forces.
D) people who followed the forces of either side for the purpose of watching their military engagements.
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A) A member of the Chesapeake gentry
B) A Scots-Irish settler in the southern backcountry
C) A Scottish settler
D) A city artisan
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A) charge that Parliament used excessive force in the colonies.
B) statements of principle.
C) charge that the king was responsible for slavery in the colonies.
D) commitment to strong central government.
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A) All bands that broke their pledge of neutrality and allied with the Americans were forced onto reservations by the British.
B) They were afraid they would be drawn into the Anglo-American conflict raging around them.
C) The Iroquois ruling council banished from the homeland all bands that remained neutral or allied with the Americans.
D) Their settlements and crops were so completely destroyed by an American expedition that they moved to Canada in search of food and shelter.
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A) a tax on each of the colonies.
B) loans from prominent citizens.
C) the sale of public lands.
D) printing paper currency.
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A) A city artisan
B) An African American slave
C) An Anglican clergyman
D) A Pennsylvania Quaker
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A) shift the field of battle to the south.
B) shift their attention to urban areas.
C) adopt guerrilla tactics similar to those used by the patriots.
D) concentrate their forces along the New England coast.
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A) Over half of them joined the British army and joined the battle against the Continental Army.
B) Many died of disease because they received meager rations and were confined in prisons that were crowded and unsanitary.
C) They were usually treated decently and humanely.
D) At the end of the Revolutionary War, many of them sailed with their captors back to England.
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