Under President _______________, Commodore Perry went to Japan and opened up relations between the US and Japan.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Ans: Franklin Pierce
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The presidential election of 2000 hinged on the votes of which state?
a) Florida b) Texas Consider This: The state had 25 electoral votes, which were ultimately awarded to George W. Bush. See 32.4.1: The Disputed Election of 2000. c) Arkansas Consider This: The state had 25 electoral votes, which were ultimately awarded to George W. Bush. See 32.4.1: The Disputed Election of 2000. d) Tennessee Consider This: The state had 25 electoral votes, which were ultimately awarded to George W. Bush. See 32.4.1: The Disputed Election of 2000.
How was the National Road different from earlier roads and turnpikes that had been constructed in the United States?
A) It was the first federally funded road in the United States. B) It was the first toll road in the United States. C) It was the first time that a method of transportation combined land routes and waterways. D) It connected major cities in New England and the mid-Atlantic for the first time.
The first to build colonies in what would later become the United States were the Huguenots, who were
A. Catholics from France. B. Catholics from England. C. Protestants from France. D. Protestants from England.
Buffalo Bill Cody's Wild West shows
A. did not include representations of Indians. B. proved to be popular in Europe as well as the United States. C. showed the realities of life on the frontier. D. ignored the fact that Cody had never actually lived in the West himself. E. often competed against those of sharpshooter Annie Oakley.