How would late-seventeenth-century Virginia best be described?
A) a plantation society, dominated by a slaveholding aristocracy
B) a diversified society and economy, with minimal social stratification
C) a society of small farmers, committed to multicrop agriculture
D) a successful commercial enterprise that returned large profits to the crown
E) a society struggling with the question of slavery
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Q1: In the early seventeenth century, Virginia's blacks_ .
A)
Q2: Gullah, a Creole language, was spoken on
Q3: The Navigation Acts established the principle that_ .
A)
Q4: Beginning in 1696, the_ monitored colonial affairs closely.
A)
Q5: Families in the Chesapeake were usually confined
Q6: Population growth in seventeenth-century Virginia and Maryland
Q8: Nathaniel Bacon_ .
A) resented the elite leaders of
Q9: What happened to Bacon's Rebellion after Bacon
Q10: What was one of the main causes
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