According to the chart "Cotton Production and Slave Population, 1800–1860," the numbers of slaves and of bales of cotton produced both rose steadily in the first half of the nineteenth century
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
TRUE
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All of the following is true of new work patterns for women EXCEPT:
A. single women enter the work force after their schooling and continue to work after marriage. B. decisions about when to have children and how many have also shaped the late-twentieth-century work pattern for women. C. the work pattern of European women has been far more inconsistent in the twentieth century than it had been in the 19th century. D. women's increasing life expectancy has altered their work and family patterns. E. women may stop work to care for young children, but they return to work once children are in school.
In 1993, President Clinton won praise for his leadership when Congress narrowly passed:
a) the revised Medicare-Medicaid program b) the North American Free Trade Agreement c) the amended budget-reduction bill d) the National Health Insurance Plan
The radical romantic painter and poet William Blake
a. conveyed tormented religious and political beliefs in his work. b. was stimulated by Dante's Divine Comedy. c. wrote that reason was "an Incrustation [scab] over my Immortal Spirit." d. completely rejected the artistic conventions of the past. e. all of the above
At the Paris Peace Conference,
A) the Allies agreed to let ethnic self-determination set the boundaries of the middle east. B) Britain and France were determined to strip Germany of military power. C) Russia was forced to cede much of Manchuria to Japan. D) Woodrow Wilson gained acceptance of his Fourteen Points. E) All these answers are correct.