Harriet Beecher Stowe’s controversial novel Uncle Tom’s Cabin was __________
A) sympathetic to both slaves and slaveholders but became a major success for the abolitionist movement
B) a condemnation of the southern white plantation class
C) a satire about life on southern plantations that showed the ridiculousness of justifications for slavery
D) received well by Southerners who saw it as a religious justification for paternalism
Answer: A
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The National Recovery Administration sought to stimulate production through __________
A) increased competition B) government purchase of private corporations C) government loans to corporations D) government-enforced industrial codes
Many farmers of the Great Plains turned to growing wheat because __________
A) the market for corn and cotton no longer existed B) farmers in the East had a monopoly on all other products C) it was more resistant to drought than corn D) the government subsidized small farmers' efforts to grow it
The fewest immigrants in the 1880s went to this region of the United States
A) the South B) the Pacific Coast C) the Northwest D) the Southwest
Which best describes the extent of "Negro rule" in the Southern states during Reconstruction?
What will be an ideal response?