What did Harriet Beecher Stowe’s novel Uncle Tom’s Cabin do?
(A) Prompted South Carolina to secede from the Union
(B) Turned many ambivalent Northerners into abolitionists
(C) Convinced many Northerners that reconciliation was possible
(D) Criticized Lincoln for the war
Answer: (B) Turned many ambivalent Northerners into abolitionists
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A. the Communist occupation and control of Saigon for a temporary period B. a renewed determination in the United States to support President Johnson's war policies C. a wave of South Vietnamese support for American troops D. the realization by Secretary of Defense Clark Clifford that further escalation of the war would not bring victory
Prior to enforcement of Title IX, college sports for women were funded at what percentage of
funding for male students? A) 20-30 B) 5-10 C) 1-2 D) 40-50
As a result of the Fourth Crusade, the West established a permanent political presence in the Byzantine Empire
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Who was Patrice Lumumba, and why did the United States oppose him?
a. He was the leader of Egypt, and he was sympathetic to Khrushchev. b. He was the president of the Congo, and he was supported by the USSR. c. He was the leader of Czechoslovakia, and he was a Communist. d. He was the leader of the EU, and he wanted to allow membership to Communist nations.