Before the United States entered the First World War, black men
a. served in both the National Guard and the regular army.
b. served in National Guard units but were barred from serving in the regular army.
c. served in the regular army but were barred from serving in the National Guard.
d. were barred from serving in either the National Guard or the regular army.
a. served in both the National Guard and the regular army.
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a. were usually prisoners of war. b. were prohibited from marrying. c. generally worked alongside their owners. d. were bought and sold in special marketplaces.
In the late-1800s, Republicans were strongest in the __________ and __________
A) South; Midwest B) South; West C) North; Southwest D) North; Midwest
The Neutrality Acts of 1935–1937 did all of the following except
a. warn American citizens against travel on the ships of nations at war. b. ban arms sales or loans to nations at war. c. impose a “cash and carry” provision on nonmilitary trade with nations at war. d. become criticized as favoring aggressor nations and penalizing the victims. e. attempt to keep America out of war.
Under President Reagan, the executive branch sought to __________
A) mediate between ideological groups B) be more inclusive C) increase federal regulation of business D) reduce welfare programs and undermine affirmative action