The 1912 presidential candidate who supported regulating trusts instead breaking them up was __________.
a. Eugene Debs
b. William Howard Taft
c. Theodore Roosevelt
d. Woodrow Wilson
c. Theodore Roosevelt
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Although African Americans were integrated in track and boxing, professional __________ remained segregated until after World War II
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
The __________ Compromise would have severely curtailed the federal government's ability to restrict slavery
A) Crittenden B) Douglas C) Davis D) Wilmot
By the end of the fifteenth century the ____ had developed a viable imperial economy based on black slaves, gold, and sugar
a. Dutch b. French c. Danes d. Portuguese e. English
Why did Jeffersonians fear strong financial institutions?
A) Most were simple farmers who did not understand banking policy. B) They resented Federalists, who tended to have more money. C) They held firm religious beliefs about the sin of greed. D) Most were anti-Semitic, believing that banks were controlled by Jewish interests. E) They believed that banks were the root of corruption in the British government.