PLEASE HELP NEED THIS FAST WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST 1. Which best describes subsistence farming?

It is a method of commercial farming that requires large farm sizes and heavy equipment.

It is the practice of growing just enough food for a family to survive, without any extra to sell.

It is the practice of growing large quantities of several types of crops to sell at a profit.

It is a method of organic farming that relies on crop rotation.

2. Analyze these two graphs, which show the population growth (per thousands of people) of North Carolina and the United States as a whole from 1790 to 1850.

How did the population of free persons compare between North Carolina and the United States as a whole during this time period?

The population of free persons in the whole US grew more sharply than in North Carolina.

The population of free persons in North Carolina grew more sharply than in the whole US.

The population of free persons grew at about the same rate in both North Carolina and the whole US.

The population of free persons declined in North Carolina, but grew in the whole US.

3. What is an example of unequal development in North Carolina after American independence?

Raleigh was named the state capital and grew quickly as a center for banking and investing.

Western towns became major trading centers between coastal ports and mountain passes.

The coastal plain region was wealthier than the west and had better access to roads and education.

Wake County experienced a population surge as people moved in to take advantage of free farmland.

4. What challenge did Raleigh face after becoming the state capital at the turn of the 19th century?

The city was associated with British rule, so its appointment as capital was resisted.

The city developed slowly due to concerns over its location.

It struggled to support the needs of a rapidly growing population.

It struggled to get support from the state legislature.

5. Read the excerpt from Governor William Miller’s 1816 speech on emigration.

Let her rivers be made navigable, and if practicable her outlets to the ocean opened, and ere long, we should have her agriculture improving, her commercial towns rising to importance, the value of her land increasing, and her people, instead of seeking new countries, contented to remain at home and cultivate the soil that gave them birth.

Which challenges are addressed in this excerpt from Governor Miller’s speech? Check all that apply.

a lack of public education

poor farming conditions

a lack of deepwater ports

mass migration out of the state

low birthrates

6. Why was Archibald Murphey an influential person in North Carolina history?

He was the state’s first governor.

He was an inspiration for future development in the state.

He founded the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

He helped construct the Buncombe Turnpike.

7. Read the excerpt from an 1845 Greensboro newspaper article.

On last Tuesday morning nineteen carts, with about one hundred persons, passed this place, from Wake County, on their way to the West.

What is this excerpt describing?

mass migration out of North Carolina

mass migration into North Carolina

the improvement of infrastructure in western North Carolina

the improvement of infrastructure in eastern North Carolina