Why did the Spanish make little headway in assimilating the Karankawa Indians?
A) The Karankawa had access to guns and horses.
B) The Karankawa resented Spanish interference with their traditional agricultural practices.
C) The Karankawa religion was overtly hostile to Catholicism.
D) The Karankawa integrated Spanish missions into their nomadic lifestyle.
D
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A. to balance quotas placed on Japanese and other Asian groups B. to create better relations with China before the Open Door Policy was implemented C. to limit the political power of farmers and skilled trade union workers D. to appease those who feared economic competition with Chinese immigrants
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
Which of the following helps explain why agricultural technology was relatively primitive in the Cotton Kingdom?
A) Southerners preferred to invest in slaves rather than in machines. B) Southerners could not afford expansive mechanical harvesters. C) Southerners thought that newer agricultural technology was “unmanly.” D) Southerners faced stiff tariffs on imported machinery.
Lincoln rejected the Crittenden Compromise because he believed that __________
A) taking a strong stand would win the support of northern unionists B) most southerners favored secession C) extending the Missouri Compromise line to the Pacific would solve the slavery issue D) backing down to secessionist threats would undermine democracy and majority rule E) adding Cuba and Central America to the United States would relieve the sectional crisis