In the republican worldview, governmental power
A) promoted public virtue.
B) controlled factionalism.
C) maintained order.
D) threatened liberty.
Answer: D
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In response to a court order allowing James Meredith to enroll at the University of Mississippi in 1962, the state governor, Ross Barnett,
A) called out the state militia to occupy and close the university. B) called on the governors of other southern states to accept the reality of desegregation. C) launched a publicity campaign to attract African-American students, who had been excluded from other state universities, to the University of Mississippi. D) promised there would be no integration while he was governor and inspired a white riot that had to be put down by federal marshals and troops.
The "gospel of wealth" __________
A) justified the ruthless behavior of entrepreneurs like Rockefeller B) held that "greed is good" C) held that God always helps the poor D) advocated a strong welfare system
How was tax collection a part of feudal society?
A) A lord had every right to collect taxes in addition to relief from his vassals. B) A lord had every right to collect taxes from the inhabitants of the vassal's land. C) A vassal collected taxes for the lord. D) A lord had no right to collect taxes from his vassal or vassal's inhabitants, but the vassal collected taxes from his inhabitants. E) Neither a vassal nor a lord collected taxes; the church was responsible for this.
During the Progressive Era, black women
a. were viewed as delicate, chaste persons in need of special protections and assistances. b. had to organize their own clubs in order to overcome discrimination based on both gender and race. c. received the wholehearted support of most prominent black men, who viewed the struggle for racial equality as inextricably linked with the struggled for gender equality. d. subordinated their own needs and focused all their efforts on the primary goal of uplifting black men.