In 1832, black New Englanders formed the:
A) Female Anti-Slavery Society of Salem, Massachusetts.
B) Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society.
C) American Anti-Slavery Society.
D) American Colonization Society.
Answer: A
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A) Britain would retain only those territories they controlled at the war's end. B) the United States would use the property of Loyalists to repay prewar debts owed to British merchants. C) all British forces would evacuate American territory "with all convenient speed" once hostilities ceased. D) the western boundary of the United States would be the crest of the Appalachian Mountains.
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A) introducing legislation based on the To Secure These Rights report. B) integrating the armed services by executive order. C) challenging the segregation laws in Washington, D.C. D) appointing the first black Cabinet member.
Spain’s first attempt to establish a permanent settlement in the province of Texas was a __________
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Robert C. Weaver used his training as an economist to __________
A) shape government policy B) build a large business C) predict the Great Depression D) plan for the colonization of Africa