In her work against drinking for the Women's Christian Temperance Union, Frances Willard
A) headed the Woman's Christian Temperance Union that pursued various reform issues.
B) became the first woman to run for president.
C) campaigned on behalf of Christianity being declared the state religion of the United States.
D) fought against racial discrimination but supported gender segregation.
E) chaired the National Woman's Suffrage Party and fought for a woman's right to vote.
A
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a. paid much higher wages than other employers in similar enterprises b. provided several company towns where his employees could live inexpensively c. invented trust funds, so that his heirs could fund charities as they saw fit d. donated large sums of money to libraries, research foundations, and peace organizations
The central monuments of Teotihuacán most resemble ________
A) Egypt's pyramids B) African zimbabwes C) Mesopotamian ziggurats D) Mohenjo-Daro's citadel
For the most part, both sides believed that the Civil War would be quick.
a. true b. false
All of the candidates in the 1824 presidential election called themselves __________
A) Federalists B) Democratic-Republicans C) Whigs D) Independents