After 1831, the main point of those who defended slavery in the Old South was that slavery:
a. offered the truest socialism, and Jesus had praised slavery
b. was a necessary evil for all concerned, not a positive good
c. was a positive good for all concerned, not a necessary evil
d. would be abolished eventually, but not yet
C
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Which of the following was true of the Union Pacific Railroad and the Central Pacific Railroad during the Civil War?
A. Not only did they receive large loans from the federal government, they also received millions of acres of land. B. The two corporations were plagued by worker unrest and strikes. C. Due to lack of funds, they were forced to halt the laying of track that would have provided a link between Omaha, Nebraska and Sacramento, California. D. The two railroad corporations were unable to agree on a standard track gauge, which prevented the creation of a unified transportation system.
James Oglethorpe's vision for the colony of Georgia included all of the following except:
a. A ban on slavery and slave-produced products like rum. b. Close-knit neighborhoods built around common areas and public squares. c. An adoption of native Creek patterns of interaction with the natural environment. d. The welcoming of skilled craftsmen and laborers to the city of Savannah.
One of the most devastating missteps of Bush's presidency was his handling of
a. the Social Security crisis. b. the problem of Mexican immigration. c. Hurricane Katrina. d. Ground Zero. e. the Great Recession.