Why is it important to consider the historical context surrounding an event when making a historical interpretation? O A. A conclusion that does not consider context is a generalization rather than an interpretation. O B. Events happening at the same time might have influenced one another. C. Every historical interpretation must consider political and social consequences of an event. O D. Historical interpretations are only valid if they are written in a similar context as the event. SUB​

Match the vocabulary word with its meaning. 1. capitalism to change or improve something by correcting faults or removing abuses 2. chattel an economic system based on private ownership and competition motivated by profit 3. imperialism policy extending political, economic, or military rule over another 4. indentured an economic system where colonies supply goods to the mother country 5. mercantilism an agreement committing one person to be another's slave for a certain period of time 6. reform a type of slavery where the slave is the sole property of the master with no rights

The stamp act: was passed by parliament in 1776 caused the boston massacre was the first direct tax levied by england on the colonists sparked protest in the colonies

Which of the following was a typical tactic of nativists in the late 1900?