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Cotton was shipped to Europe, and Clothes were shipped to the New World. Based on this, which statement is true?
a) The colonies refused to trade with England.
b) The 13 colonies provided England with raw materials in return for raw materials.
c) The 13 colonies provided England manufactured goods in return for raw materials.
d) The 13 colonies provided England with raw materials in return for manufactured goods.
The cultural group that believed the land in the New World should be used and shared but not owned was the ....
a) English
b) American Indians
c) Spanish
d) French
Which European country became a major trading partner with West African empires in the late 1400s?
a) England
b) France
c) Portugal
d) Spain
Which Native American group lives in the desert?
a) Inuit
b) Iroquois
c) Kwakiutl
d) Pueblo
Which is a capital resource?
a) otter
b) fish
c) fisherman
d) canoe
Which US region contains the Continental Divide?
a) Canadian Shield
b) Interior Lowlands
c) Basin and Range
d) Rocky Mountains
Which ocean is above Antarctica?
a) Pacific Ocean
b) Southern Ocean
c) Arctic Ocean
d) Atlantic Ocean
If a ship off the west coast of Africa followed the equator west, it would touch land in....
a) Asia
b) South America
c) Europe
d) Australia
Which US region contains the oldest mountain range in North America?
a) Coastal Plain
b) Rocky Mountains
c) Appalachian
d) Canadian Shield
Which ocean is north of Europe?
a) Atlantic Ocean
b) Pacific Ocean
c) Arctic Ocean
d) Indian Ocean
Which colonial region has coastal lowlands used to raise livestock and grow grains?
a) Mid-Atlantic
b) New England
c) Southern
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