In the middle years of the twentieth century, _____ seemed to many to offer a viable, and perhaps a more egalitarian, path to modernity than capitalism.
A. imperialism
B. Communism
C. capitalism
D. Fascism
B. Communism
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Jarena Lee and other female preachers staved off criticism by
A) outward conformity. B) abandoning preaching. C) male protectors. D) vocal protest.
The number of blacks elected to office in the former Confederate states during Reconstruction generally depended on constitutional ___________
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
The expansionist mood of "Young America" best explains
A) the numerous utopian communities such as the Shakers. B) Lincoln's election as president. C) the flood of new immigrants. D) Commodore Perry's expedition to Japan.
In the case of Commonwealth v. Hunt (1842), the supreme court of Massachusetts ruled that
a. corporations were unconstitutional. b. labor unions were not illegal conspiracies in Massachusetts provided that their strategies and tactics were honorable and peaceful. c. labor strikes were illegal as violations of the federal Fair Labor Standards Act. d. the Boston Associates' employment of young women in their factories was inhumane. e. the state could regulate factory wages and working conditions.