Why were Germans still considered the enemy after World War II had ended?
A. because of the death and destruction caused by Hitler
B. because their country was still intact
C. because they had bombed Pearl Harbor
D. because Germany was very wealthy
Answer: A
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A) Franklin Pierce. B) Millard Fillmore. C) John Bell. D) Lewis Cass.
The failure of the South to industrialize in the nineteenth century was:
A) due to northern opposition. B) because of a shortage of labor. C) a matter of lifestyle. D) because Southerners chose to depend upon "King Cotton."
In an effort to overturn Jim Crow laws and the segregated system they had created, African Americans used all of the following strategies EXCEPT
(A) economic boycotts. (B) legal attacks on the underpinning of segregation in the courts. (C) appeals to foreign governments to pressure the United States to establish racial justice. (D) mobilization of African American churches on behalf of civil rights. (E) use of the nonviolent tactics of Mohandas Gandhi.
In the Glenn article, which of the following way do women of color prefer to think of the intersection of race and gender, rather than “double jeopardy?”
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