SAT US History Practice Question
Taverns of the 1700s were important because they
- A.provided a place for an exchange of information among the colonists.
- B.served as one-room schoolhouses.
- C.served as targets for the Temperance Movement during the Second Great Awakening.
- D.were halfway houses for the poor.
- E.were places where New England town meetings were held.
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