US History Standard 1 Terminology for Teaching Comparison

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The economies of the Northern and Southern colonies were in ______; the North was industrializing, while the South remained agricultural.

• contrast
• comparably
• conversely
• correlation
• equivalent

The Stamp Act and Townshend Acts both taxed the colonies; ______, the colonists reacted with protests and boycotts.

• conversely
• comparably
• contrast
• correlation
• equivalent

There is a strong ______ between the expansion of colonial settlements and conflicts with Native American tribes.

• correlation
• comparably
• contrast
• conversely
• equivalent

The Articles of Confederation created a weak central government; ______, the Constitution established a stronger federal authority.

• conversely
• on the other hand
• comparably
• contrast
• correlation

The Virginia House of Burgesses and the Mayflower Compact show ______ early steps toward self-government in the colonies.

• similar
• comparably
• contrast
• conversely
• correlation

The French and Indian War expanded British territory; ______, it increased tensions that eventually led to the American Revolution.

• nevertheless
• comparably
• contrast
• conversely
• correlation

Native American tribes ______ in their responses to European settlers, with some forming alliances and others resisting.

• contrast
• differ
• comparably
• conversely
• correlation

Native American tribes ______ in their responses to European settlers, with some forming alliances and others resisting.

• contrast
• differ
• comparably
• conversely
• correlation