The "It" in Clara Bow's nickname "The 'It' Girl" stood for:
a. long hair.
b. stardom.
c. sex appeal.
d. cigarettes.
C
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In his expose of the Minneapolis mayor, Lincoln Steffens discovered that the four-term mayor had gotten rich off of funds from all of the following entities EXCEPT
A) the state lottery.
B) disorderly houses of prostitution.
C) opium joints.
D) unlicensed saloons.
How did the British respond to the strong Patriot resistance encountered at Bunker Hill and the creation of the Continental Army under General George Washington?
A) They offered incentives to Loyalists to join their side. B) They prepared for a sustained military conflict. C) They explored options for withdrawal from the conflict. D) They sought more assistance from European powers.
Thomas Jefferson appealed to all of the following groups except
a. small shopkeepers. b. small yeoman farmers. c. the middle class. d. manufacturers. e. artisans.
When the author, Eric Foner, uses the term "unfree labor," he refers to those persons who were performing work, not for free as volunteers, but for wages.
a. true b. false