Crispus Attucks, one of the men killed in the Boston Massacre, was a(n) __________
A) indentured servant
B) leading legislator
C) ex-slave
D) poor farmer
C
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As the 1780s progressed, the growing concern of "nationalists" in the new republic was that
A) America's virtuous citizenry did not require the constraining hand of central authority. B) the Articles of Confederation had located too much authority in Congress, too little in the states. C) Congress was investing too much effort in foreign policy, too little in financial issues. D) individuals and states acted on self-interest, not public virtue.
Which of the following statements about narratives is accurate?
A) Narratives are rarely appropriate for a speech. B) Narratives are only acceptable if they are about your own personal experience. C) Narratives can be a useful way to gain and keep the audience's attention. D) Narratives can be a good substitute for statistical data.
A crucial difference between Marcus Garvey’s UNIA and both the NAACP and the socialist movement was that the UNIA
a. addressed not only the political and legal concerns of black people, but also their social concerns. b. believed that only through the cooperation of whites and blacks within a single organization could black people advance. c. believed that a small elite should assume a role of leadership to guide the masses to better lives. d. managed to appeal to and win the support of a wide swath of black Americans, creating a true mass following.
President Eisenhower wanted to get the United States militarily involved in Vietnam.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)