The Ku Klux Klan of the 1920s confined its activities to segregating African Americans
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
Answer: FALSE
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As a result of the Compromise of 1877,
A) the principles of the Radical Republicans became part of the fabric of American politics. B) the power of the president was permanently undermined. C) the Supreme Court stepped in to protect blacks. D) Reconstruction ended and a new political order took shape in the South.
During the U.S. Civil War,
a. more than six hundred thousand soldiers on both sides died. b. the South had the advantage in numbers of troops and other resources. c. the war began with the goal of ending slavery but became a war to save the Union. d. the South successfully blockaded Union ports. e. northerners feared that lack of access to southern cotton would dampen support for the war effort.
During the 1780s, the United States faced all of the following diplomatic problems except
a. The pirates preyed upon American merchant shipping b. Indian resistance prevented substantial American settlement in the Northwest Territory c. The Spanish revoked the American "right of deposit" in New Orleans d. The French refused to abide by the terms of the 1778 Alliance treaty e. The British continued to deploy troops in American territory
Byzantium's greatest success with the Slavs
A) was the conversion of the majority to the Greek Orthodox religion and culture of the East. B) was the creation of a series of powerful allied states that was religiously and culturally tied to Byzantium. C) were the Slavs that eventually came to be known as the Serbians. They assimilated the Byzantine culture and swayed other Slavic peoples to ally with Byzantium. D) was the strength of empire based upon her alliances and her ability to potentially conquer westward. E) were the Slavs of the northeast in Europe due to the fact that they were a powerful state with important trade ports on two seas that were fiercely allied with Byzantium, incorporating their religion and culture.