The purpose of the Tenure of Office Act passed by Radical Republicans was to limit the

a. number of terms members of the House could serve
b. number of terms that members of the House and Senate could serve
c. power of Southerners on Congressional committees
d. number of years the military districts in the South were in power
e. power of President Andrew Johnson


Answer: e. power of President Andrew Johnson

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One of the most important features of the European Union was ______________.

A. the elimination of the guest worker program B. unrestricted travel throughout Europe for citizens C. abolition of tariffs between EU nations D. the introduction of the Euro as a common monetary unit E. None of these.

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The individual who argued that his main purpose was the extension of the British Empire was

a. Albert Sarraut. b. Cecil Rhodes. c. Muhammad Ali Jinna. d. David Livingstone. e. Paul Kruger.

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Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)

1. Sexual orientation refers only to the person to whom romantic and sexual feelings are directed. 2. The idea that people have a stable, internal drive that orients them sexually toward members of a particular sex is an old idea that dates back to ancient Western civilization. 3. About 10% of the population identifies gay or lesbian. 4. The sexual desire (or lust) dimension of the motivational components of sexual orientation motivates people to direct their attentions toward a specific person who is cherished above others. 5. Cross-cultural evidence indicates that passionate love toward mating partners is a universal or near universal human experience.

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