Determining Cause and Effect Many Jews were not content to live under Roman rule. In a. d. 66
and again in A. D. 132, the Jews openly rebelled against the Romans. Both rebellions had
negative consequences for the Jews. As you read the text, list some of the consequences that
resulted from the rebellions.
3. Consequences of Second Rebellion

The pie charts illustrate information about pre-revolutionary french society. which of the following can you infer from studying these charts? the average person in the third estate owned more land that the average person in the first estate. the first estate was disgruntled due to the gap in land ownership between the first estate and the third estate. land ownership was extremely unequal between the three estates of pre-revolutionary french society. land was divided equally between the three estates of pre-revolutionary french society.

How did slavery end in the united statesa. it ended with the emancipation proclamationb. it ended when the union won the civil warc. it ended with the fifteenth amendmentd. it ended with the 13th amendment

Which of the following acts or treaties tried to american indians?