Why were schools so important to the puritans? a. they were used for town meetings. b. they were used for church services. c. the puritans wanted every person to be able to read the bible. d. the puritans felt that education would make the massachusetts bay colony rich.

How did the relationship between settlers and native americans change after the homestead act was put into place ?

Unit 3 big question: why did north american colonists work against british rule? what kind of government did they create after they had gained independence? section 1: short-answer questions (30 points) the american colonies were divided into four geographic regions: northern, mid-atlantic, chesapeake, and southern. using a sentence or two, describe the major economy of each region. northern: mid-atlantic chesapeake: southern:

Which of the four planes was hijacked first? a.flight 175 b.flight 77 c.flight 11 d.flight 93