During the Great Depression, "Hoovervilles" became homes for
A) homeless people.
B) displaced Native Americans.
C) rebellious farmers.
D) Mexicans awaiting deportation.
A
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a. was a movement among white liberals to achieve racial equality in America. b. failed to nurture the emergence of black cultural pride in northern cities. c. undermined the goals of the NAACP. d. featured some of the greatest literature, music, and visual art of the era.
The entire journey, from normal village life to enslavement beyond the ocean, could last __________
A) six to eight weeks B) four to six months C) a year or two D) three to four years
Senator Jesse Helms publically blamed those infected with AIDs for bringing the disease on themselves
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Which of the following was not typical of Roman law?
a. an individual’s family was held responsible for that person’s crime b. all people are equal before the law c. the concept of laws against the state, treason d. burden of proof lies on the accuser e. in encouraged public responsibility