bounty

Examples of bounty in the following topics:

• Art in Western Europe

  • Western Europe was particularly bountiful for archaeological discoveries, such as the Venus figurines, from the Paleolithic.
  • Western Europe was particularly bountiful for archeological discoveries (especially southern France and northern Spain), with numerous caves and open-air sites containing spectacular parietal (cave art) and portable (small sculpture) artworks being found that are among the earliest undisputed examples of image making.

• A Growing Society

  • They gave bounties and subsidies or monopolies to sawmills, grist mills, iron mills, pulling mills (which treated cloth), salt works, and glassworks.

• Slavery and the Revolution

  • Some motives for joining the American forces may have been a desire for adventure, belief in the justice and goals of the Revolution, and the possibility of receiving a bounty.

• Powers of the American Government Under the Articles of Confederation

  • The wartime promises of bounties and land grants to be paid for service were not being met.

• The American Military Forces

  • However, as the war dragged on, bounties and other incentives became increasingly commonplace.

• The 14th Amendment

  • The validity of the public debt of the United States, authorized by law, including debts incurred for payment of pensions and bounties for services in suppressing insurrection or rebellion, shall not be questioned.

• The Mercantalist System

  • A tariff was placed on imports and a bounty given for exports, while the export of some raw materials was banned completely.

• Proactive Representatives

• Shang Religion

  • Peasants prayed to these gods for bountiful harvests.

• Troubled Neighbors

  • Another was hunting enemy Indians for the purpose of scalping them and claiming the cash bounty offered by colonial governments.