1. after 100 years of exposure to european settlers, about what portion of native americans remained? about one-sixth about one-tenth about one-fourth about one-half 2. which is true of the southern colonies during the 1700s? most of the people in the 1700s were wealthy owners of plantations. the economy in the tidewater region was dominated by fishing. people along the coast lived very differently from people who settled inland. settlement during the 1700s was limited to cities, towns, and farms along the coast. 3. which was a term for a very large farm that often used slave labor? plantation backcountry megafarm tidewater fields 4. who was protected by maryland’s 1649 act of toleration? all catholics all protestants all christians all people with religious faith 5. what was a primary reason that southern colonial culture showed a sharp divide in financial status among whites? the political system the plantation system unfair laws imposed by england that limited success the difficulty in transporting goods from the backcountry 6. approximately how many joined nathaniel bacon in attacking and killing native americans? 100 1,000 4,000 50

1)About one-tenth - some estimates go further than that, claiming that up to 95% of native americans perished (that would be about one-twentieth).

2)People along the coast lived very differently from people who settled inland - People along the coast tended to have plantations and own slaves. People who lived inland (in the backcountry) tended to be subsistance farmers and did not own slaves, many of them were ulster scots.

3)Plantation - Plantation were large farms that employed slave labor in order to grow cash crops such as Tobacco and Rice.

4)all Catholics - The act specifically protected "Trinitarian Christians", and trinitarianism (the belief in God, Jesus and the Holy Spirit at the same time) is a fundamental belief in catholicism. Protestanism, including anglicanism on the other hand, rejects trinitarianism.

5)the plantation system - Some whites owned plantations and enslaved and were very rich, while the majority of whites didn't and were poor.

6)4000 - thousands joined Bacon's rebellion.

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Latin Americans did not look upon the corollary favorably. They resented U.S. involvement as Yankee imperialism, and animosity against their large neighbor to the North grew dramatically.

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