QUESTION 21 What was the name of the large mound-builder Indian city in North Am

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QUESTION 21

What was the name of the large mound-builder Indian city in North America?

Mesa Verde

Tenochtitlan

Werowocomoco

Cahokia

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QUESTION 22

True/False: The Coercive Acts were the Parliamentary response to the burning of the Gaspee.

True

False

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QUESTION 23

Which of the following best describes Olaudah Equiano?

He was an enslaved African American who wrote a narrative about the Middle Passage, but may not have experienced the Middle Passage.

He was a German immigrant to the United States who wrote about life in Pennsylvania during the 1700s.

He was an enslaved African who wrote about his capture and voyage of the Middle Passage.

He was the first governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia.

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QUESTION 24

What event is depicted in the graphic seen here:

Graphic_Exam.jpg

Middle Passage

Triangular Trade

Atlantic Ocean Gyres

Columbian Exchange

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QUESTION 25

True/False: The vast majority of slaves who were taken to the Americas ended up in British North America.

True

False

Mesa Verde

Tenochtitlan

Werowocomoco

Cahokia

Explanation / Answer

Answer to the questions are followings:

21. Cahokia

22. False. The Intolerable Acts (also called the Coercive Acts) were harsh laws passed by the British Parliament in 1774. They were meant to punish the American colonists for the Boston Tea Party and other protest

23. 3rd optoin is right . He was an enslaved African who wrote about his capture and voyage of the Middle Passage.

24. Can't see the image. please provide link.

25. False. Only a fraction of the enslaved Africans brought to the New World ended up in British North America. only 5^-7%

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