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2 A. Horace King B. Eli Whitney C. William King D. Daniel Pratt

3 A. Horace King B. Eli Whitney C. William King D. Daniel Pratt

4 A. Slaves B. Yeoman Farmers C. Plantation Owners D. Abolitionists

5 A. Slaves B. Yeoman Farmers C. Plantation Owners D. Abolitionists

6 A. William King B. Horace King C. Daniel Pratt D. Eli Whitney

7 A. William King B. Horace King C. Daniel Pratt D. Eli Whitney

8 A. Alabama roads B. Toll roads C. Concrete roads D. Highways

9 A. Alabama roads B. Toll roads C. Concrete roads D. Highways

10 A. 5 B. 4 C. 3 D. 2

11 A. 5 B. 4 C. 3 D. 2

12 A. rivers B. swamps C. forests D. highways

13 A. rivers B. swamps C. forests D. highways

14 A. reader B. lawyer C. tutor D. helper

15 A. reader B. lawyer C. tutor D. helper

16 A. Birmingham B. Mobile C. Dothan D. Huntsville

17 A. Birmingham B. Mobile C. Dothan D. Huntsville

18 A. Horace King B. Eli Whitney C. Daniel Pratt D. William King

19 A. Horace King B. Eli Whitney C. Daniel Pratt D. William King

20 A. abolitionists B. farmers C. folkways D. tutors

21 A. abolitionists B. farmers C. folkways D. tutors

22 A. homespun B. coffle C. industrialist D. abolitionists

23 A. homespun B. coffle C. industrialist D. abolitionists

24 A. teaching B. coaching C. agriculture D. working at banks

25 A. teaching B. coaching C. agriculture D. working at banks

26 A. church B. bank C. school D. county seat

27 A. church B. bank C. school D. county seat

28 A. Horace King B. Eli Whitney C. Daniel Pratt D. William King

29 A. Horace King B. Eli Whitney C. Daniel Pratt D. William King

30 A. industrialist B. farmer C. tutor D. harriet

31 A. industrialist B. farmer C. tutor D. harriet

32 A. cotton B. homespun C. gin D. folkways

33 A. cotton B. homespun C. gin D. folkways

34 A. Alabama B. Mobile C. Harriet D. Prattville

35 A. Alabama B. Mobile C. Harriet D. Prattville

36 A. traditions B. folkways C. ceremonies D. games

37 A. traditions B. folkways C. ceremonies D. games

38 A. 16 th section lands B. 18 th section lands C. 20 th section lands D. 22 nd section lands

39 A. 16 th section lands B. 18 th section lands C. 20 th section lands D. 22 nd section lands

40 A. It helped the growth of economic development B. It helped teachers C. It created more rivers D. It created more toll roads

41 A. It helped the growth of economic development B. It helped teachers C. It created more rivers D. It created more toll roads

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