By the 1850s, the crusade for women's rights was eclipsed by
a. the temperance movement.
b. the movement to improve treatment and conditions for the mentally ill.
c. abolitionism.
d. prison reform advocates.
e. evangelical revivalism.
c
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Which event during the War of 1812 does the "Star Spangled Banner" commemorate?
a. the strong defense efforts made by the Americans at Fort McHenry b. the Battle of Put-In Bay on Lake Erie, led by Oliver Hazard Perry c. the famous victories of the U.S.S. Constitution on the Atlantic d. Andrew Jackson's victory over the Creeks
The greatest concerns of slave trader Thomas Phillips seem to be
a. the health of his men and his own profits. b. the profits available to distribute among his men and the health of his crew. c. the health of the Africans and his risk of catching a dreadful disease. d. his financial well-being and personal comfort.
What were the actions of the black leader W.E.B. Du Bois during the Versailles peace conference?
A) He was in Paris, France, to attend the Pan-African Conference. B) He supported a Japanese resolution at the Versailles conference that called for global racial equality. C) He made statements opposing colonialism. D) All of the above.
In the summer of 1862, the war was a stalemate
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.