The reaction of calcium and sulfur produces:

An ion with an atomic number o 34 and 36 electrons has a ______ charge

Choose two of the following essay terms/events (each worth 20 points) and follow the writing instructions listed below. Essay Terms/Events: 1. The Protestant Reformation 2. The Founding of Jamestown 3. The Salem Witch Trials 4. The French and Indian War 5. Thomas Paine’s Common Sense 6. Second Continental Congress (May 1775) 7. The First Great Awakening Writing Instructions: Writing Length: Your essay answer for each term/event should be at least three substantive paragraphs (that is, at least six or more sentences for each paragraph), which is about 350 or more relevant words (the word count does not include redundant statements, hypothetical questions, or unrelated information) for each term/event to explain the following:  (Please write two separate essays) 1) Describe in detail important aspects of your choices to paint a picture in sufficient detail that someone who is not familiar with your choices would have a fundamental understanding of each term/event after reading your discussion; 2) explain how it happened and why it happened;  3) discuss the historical significance of your choices, that is, the various ways they influenced the course of American history. 

Thomas Paine’s wartime pamphlet, __________________, was published in December 1776 at one of the lowest points in the American Revolution and is credited for boosting the morale of the American Patriots. 

Which of the following statements best describes the First Great Awakening?

The Virginia colony began the tradition of local self-government when they:

Women contributed to the Patriot’s cause in a number of ways, including Hannah Blair, who:

Which of the following statements best describes the Salem Witch Trials?

Which of the following statements best describes the significance of the Boston Massacre?

The primary reason Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand of Spain agreed to sponsor Christopher Columbus’ plan to sail westward across the Atlantic was to