For ex-slaves, the Black Codes
a. drove them to leave the South in huge numbers.
b. meant a welcome system of employment.
c. provided much needed education.
d. represented a new start.
e. imposed terrible burdens of mistreatment and poverty.
e
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A) bankruptcy B) Dutch independence C) lack of a male heir D) disagreements with the Roman Catholic Pope E) naval defeats by England
Between 1850 and World War I
a. technology had little impact on the number of skilled and unskilled workers. b. workers experienced a rise in its standard of living, thanks to government and trade union actions and a general rise in productivity. c. little public sympathy existed for even the poorest and most exploited workers. d. the monotony and danger of early industrial jobs declined significantly as the result of the application of new technologies. e. all of the above
Kennedy struggled to achieve a liberal domestic agenda because __________.
A. his main focus was foreign policy B. northern liberals believed Kennedy was insincere C. Kennedy had no real commitment to a liberal agenda D. conservative southern Democrats in Congress blocked Kennedy's initiatives
Blaise Pascal tried to reconcile religion and science by arguing that _____________.
A. innate ideas allowed humans to conceive of God B. the laws of motion implied that something or someone had to initiate motion to start with; hence, God existed C. the heart drew on intuition as the mind drew on logic, but the heart provided a deeper view D. deism would not explain miracles; hence, science and religion had to be compatible E. God gave humans the knowledge and reason to analyze the workings of the universe, but not the ability to create one