The _____ was a women's activist group that had more than five hundred local chapters throughout the country by 1840 and had successfully lobbied for legislation governing prostitution
A) American Female Moral Reform Society
B) American Association for Women Empowerment
C) American Temperance Society
D) American Colonization Society
E) American Female Welfare Association
A
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The authors present the Mahdist uprising in the Sudan in the 1880s and 1890s as a(n)
a. consequence of the mfecane. b. example of an Islamic reform movement. b. example of an African nationalist movement. d. consequence of European missionary activity.
Jacob Riis's photograph Orphans of the Gilded Age emphasized
a. the distress caused by the effects of America's rapid industrial growth. b. the need for truancy laws for children. c. the progressive effects of recent housing reforms. d. the legality of unions. e. the need for expanded voting rights for the working classes.
When the Spanish conquered the city of Tenochtitlan, who massacred thousands of Aztecs?
a. Tlaxcalans b. the Spanish c. Aztecs d. Mayans e. the Chamarro
The most ambitious goal of the Radical Republicans was to reform landownership in the South
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.