The first modern trust was __________. a. U.S. Steel b. the Northern Securities Company c. Standard Oil d. Carnegie Steel e. the Pennsylvania Railroad ANSWER C
Segregation laws were also known as A) Jim Price. B) Jim Beam. C) Jim Crow. D) Jim Broom. ANSWER Answer: C
What trend did Roosevelt hope to break by passing the Roosevelt Corollary? a. the election of socialist governments by Latin American countries, such as Cuba and Venezuela b. the assertion of their own power over Latin American politics by local governments in Colombia and Venezuela c. the assertion of independence and new trade restrictions by […]
After being confined to reservations in the late nineteenth century, the Navajo Nation was one of the few tribes to have any significant increase in their population. Answer: ANSWER TRUE
In the early seventeenth century, Virginia’s blacks __________. a. were encouraged to marry white women b. occasionally served in the House of Burgesses c. were sometimes indentured servants d. greatly outnumbered whites e. slowly integrated into white society ANSWER C
Women were represented in the West as homesteaders. However, marital status was the determining factor as to whether homesteading was an option. What factor determined whether women could file homestead claims? A) Women had to be wealthy. B) Women had to be single. C) Women could not have children. D) Women had to be married. […]
Assume you are a young man in 1970, and that you oppose the Vietnam War. State the antiwar movement’s argument as you see it. What will be an ideal response? ANSWER Consider: you may feel personally threatened by the war–you are of draft age; you may think the war is unnecessary–Vietnam has no readily […]
The term “watering the stock” is a reference to Daniel Drew and his practice of A) overwatering his garden so that crops would appear early in the season. B) adding water to soup stock so that it could feed more people. C) adding water to alcohol and then raising the price per bottle. D) feeding […]
The Land Ordinance of 1785 laid out a plan for __________. A) blocking Spanish expansion in North America B) distributing land to veterans C) establishing Congressional districts D) the organization of the United States’ western territory ANSWER D
In what ways did the United States expand its international presence during the Gilded Age? Answer: ANSWER An ideal answer will include: 1. A description of missionary work that spread commercialism in addition to Christianity. 2. An explanation of the increase in exports. 3. A description of U.S. interest in Cuba and the economic […]