A. James Madison

B. John Adams

C. Alexander Hamilton

D. George Washington

A. Thomas Jefferson

B. John Adams

C. Alexander Hamilton

D. George Washington

A. the New England town meeting

B. the Virginia House of Burgesses

C. the New England Confederation

D. the Legislature of Connecticut

A. 1692

B. 1763

C. 1776

D. 1789

A. separate but equal

B. the existence of slavery

C. the existence of free states and slave states

D. the emancipation of all slaves

A. the Dutch West India Company

B. the London Company

C. Huguenots

D. the Plymouth Company

A. the outgoing president

B. the president elect

C. the winning candidate

D. the vice-president

A. exploration in the Oregon territory

B. the independence of Texas

C. an ideology of expansion

D. the war against Mexico

A. to trade with the Indians

B. to find a new route to the Indies

C. to win freedom of religion for themselves

D. because they wanted to be near the French

A. the first form of democracy in America

B. the first American theocracy

C. the first successful settlement

D. the most tolerant settlement toward Indians