The African American civil rights leader Jesse Jackson waged an important insurgent campaign for __________ in 1984
A) the presidency as an independent candidate
B) the Democratic presidential nomination
C) the Republican presidential nomination
D) the Senate, running in Illinois,
Answer: B
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A. Farmers were paid market values to not grow their crops. B. Tenant farmers were provided with non-agricultural vocational training. C. The government sold crop surpluses to European markets. D. Surplus crops were distributed free of charge to unemployed workers.
One of the main ways that Roman culture was spread throughout the Mediterranean world was through
a. the popularity of traditional Roman religion. b. the popularity of Roman pottery. c. marriage of Roman soldiers to local women and subsequent settlement in areas where they had been stationed. d. the Romans' requirement that subject peoples adopt their culture.
Which of the following conditions was not true of the state constitutions adopted during the Revolution?
A) A minority of voters typically elected a majority of assemblymen. B) New constitutions could be amended only by the voters. C) The new constitutions included explicit bills of rights. D) They abolished property and tax-paying qualifications for voting. E) In most states, elections became annual and the governor became an elected official.
_________was the staging ground for adventurers, explorers and missionaries in the nineteenth century to enter the East African interior.
a. Zanzibar b. Pemba c. Kilindoni d. Mkokotoni