All of the following is true about Martin Luther King Jr.'s strategy for the March in Birmingham, EXCEPT:
a. He anticipated a violent white reaction.
b. He hoped for federal intervention.
c. He expected it to raise national awareness.
d. He deliberately sent small children out in front.
D
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When the Soviet Union implemented a blockade of West Berlin, preventing all traffic from entering the city’s western areas,
A. U.S. planes flew in food and other needed supplies. B. the Western powers planned direct military action. C. Western tanks rolled into the city in an attempt to drive the Soviets out. D. the United States issued an ultimatum to the Soviet Union. E. thousands of West Berliners faced starvation and many of them died.
While the Old South's yeoman farmer class held some political power, it is also true that:
a. the planter aristocracy occupied positions of power well beyond their numbers b. most yeoman chose not to vote, meaning that planters usually controlled the legislatures c. most planters were skilled political manipulators who could deceive less-educated farmers d. they controlled more wealth than comparable farmers in New England
How did the end of the Spanish-American War impact the influence of the United States on the world stage?
A) It gave the United States lands beyond its borders for the first time, making it an imperial power. B) It marked the United States’ first major military victory against a world power and established America as an overseas empire. C) It opened the Caribbean to the United States, giving it protectorates as with European countries. D) It led to the annexation of Hawaii, giving the United States a stronghold in the Pacific and access to all of Asia. E) It showed the rest of the world that the United States was militarily powerful and diplomatically weak, like most other world powers.
Reservations were originally large lands promised to Native Americans
A) who nevertheless attacked Anglo settlers. B) as long as they would abandon traditional lifestyles. C) in the most fertile lands of the West. D) but these promises were not upheld.