History of North America

• Why do you think the border state choose to remain in union despite their suporet of slavery?

  There are a number of reasons why the border states chose to remain in the Union despite their support of slavery.* Economic ties: The border states had strong economic ties to the North, and they feared that secession would disrupt these ties and damage their economies.* Political power: The border

• Why were the names of signers Declaration Independence kept secret for over two months?

  This is not accurate. The names of the signers of the Declaration of Independence were not kept secret.

• Was there slavery in the northern colonies?

  Yes, there was slavery in the northern colonies, although it was not as widespread as in the southern colonies.In the 17th and 18th centuries, the Northern colonies were part of the British Empire, and slavery was legal in all British colonies. However, the northern colonies had different economic a

• Why was there slavery in the north?

  Slavery was not widespread in the North. The Northern colonies were founded mostly by English Puritans who, like the English Quakers, opposed the institution. Most of the American abolitionist movement was also based in the North.

• What was Nat Rebellion?

  The Nat Turner Rebellion also called the Southampton Insurrection, occurred in Southampton County, Virginia, in 1831. It was the most significant slave rebellion in American history. Nat Turner, an enslaved man, led the revolt against white slave owners. The rebellion was sparked by Turners belief t

• What was a major goal of the freedmens bureau?

  The Freedmens Bureau was established in 1865 to help former slaves make the transition to freedom. One of its major goals was to provide education to the formerly enslaved. The bureau established and supported schools throughout the South, and provided teachers, books, and other supplies. The bureau

• Why was Sam Steele important to Canadian history?

  Sam Steele (January 5, 1849 – January 30, 1919) was a Canadian military leader and later commissioner of the North-West Mounted Police (NWMP). He was an integral figure in the development and administration of the Canadian West and played a pivotal role in several significant historical events. Here

• Where was the first-post explorer settlement located in Georgia Who and why?

  Where was the first-post explorer settlement located in Georgia?The first permanent English settlement in the territory of present-day Georgia was founded in 1733 at Savannah.Who founded the settlement and why?General James Oglethorpe led a group of 120 English settlers to found the colony of Georgi

• How did war provoke disagreements between north and south?

  1. The Issue of Slavery:- Southern Position: The South relied heavily on slavery as a labor source for its agricultural economy. They saw slavery as essential to their way of life and argued that any attempt to abolish it would threaten their economic stability and social order.- Northern Position:

• Is there an African American on any us 2 dollar bill?

  No, there are no African Americans on any U.S. $2 bills. The $2 bill features Thomas Jefferson on the front and Monticello, his home, on the back.

• What is the value of an 1862 US half dime?

  An 1862 US half dime, or 5-cent piece, has several different values depending on its exact type, condition, and rarity. Here are the approximate ranges of values for different types of 1862 half dimes:1. Regular Issue: - Circulated: $40 to $75 - Uncirculated: $350 to $5002. Proof Coin: - Proof

• Was William Lloyd garrison an abolitionists?

  William Lloyd Garrison (December 12, 1805 – May 24, 1879) was an American abolitionist, suffragist, pacifist, and journalist who is best known for his prominent role in the abolition of slavery in the United States.Garrison was a relentless opponent of slavery from the beginning of his career as a j

• Why do skinheads carry the Confederate flag?

  Skinheads and other extremist and anti-Semitic white power groups often embrace Nazi imagery and Confederate battle flags to promote racist violence, glorify slavery, and intimidate communities of color.

• What is one advantage that helped the north win civil war?

  The United Statess superior manufacturing ability gave them the resources of a stronger war economy and the necessary resources and tools for its troops

• What was added to constitution for anti federalists?

  In order to secure ratification of the newly drafted U.S. Constitution, a series of amendments were proposed that addressed concerns brought up by anti-federalists. These amendments are known as the Bill of Rights. The Bill of Rights consists of 10 amendments that protect individual liberties and en

• What is the value of a 1955 buffalo head nickel?

  There is no such thing as a 1955 Buffalo Head nickel. The Buffalo Head nickel was last minted in 1938.

• What problems have the US face since 1950 a result of industrialization?

  Environmental Pollution.Industrialization has led to a significant increase in environmental pollution, including:- Air pollution, primarily caused by the burning of fossil fuels for energy production and transportation, leading to respiratory problems, smog, and acid rain.- Water pollution resultin

• What is the importance of confederate flag?

  The Confederate battle flag is a symbol of the Confederate States of America, which existed from 1861 to 1865. The flag is seen by some as a symbol of Southern heritage, while others view it as a symbol of racism and slavery.The Confederate battle flag was first used by the Army of Northern Virginia

• What is the value of a 1974 us nickel?

  The value of a 1974 US nickel depends on its condition and variety. Most commonly circulated 1974 nickels are worth their face value of five cents. However, certain rare varieties, such as the 1974-D Jefferson nickel with a doubled die obverse may be worth significantly more to coin collectors. The

• What awards did Isobel Bennett receive?

  * Officer of the Order of Australia (AO) in 1982 for her services to literature.* Miles Franklin Award in 1987 for her novel _Coastal Zone Management_.* The Age Book of the Year Award in 1987 for _Coastal Zone Management_.* Victorian Premiers Literary Award for Fiction in 1989 for _The Brothers Bena