Ultimately, wartime ideals and the goals of a real Reconstruction were scuttled by a deep-seated ________ in America.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
racism
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How did the Bush administration justify its new national security strategy, based on a doctrine of preemption?
A. The American people felt that the former national security programs were no longer viable. B. The doctrine of preemption had been successfully implemented in other countries like France, Britain and Canada. C. The Bush administration felt that whenever America was attacked, it must retaliate. D. Many "axis of evil" governments could be shielding terrorist organizations.
The states, city-states, and tribal groups in the lands north of the Sahara after 1000 C.E. were characterized primarily by
a. prolonged control by a dominant power. b. religious instability and regional war. c. deep-rooted regionalism and the desire for political independence. d. European political control.
The political boss of Boston was
a. "King Richard" Croker. b. Abe Ruef. c. James Michael Curley. d. Tom Pendergast. e. James Duke.
In the mid-1850s, the struggle over Kansas saw
A. a large antislavery posse sack the pro-slavery town of Lawrence, Kansas. B. John Brown murder several pro-slavery settlers. C. President Franklin Pierce oppose pro-slavery settlers in the territory. D. federal troops take military control of the region. E. the Missouri legislature ban its own citizens from entering Kansas.