An early twentieth-century professional woman committed to solving the social problems of American society was
A) Harriet Beecher Stowe.
B) Frances Kellor.
C) Geraldine Ferraro.
D) Madonna.
Answer: B
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In an effort to provide for the public safety of its citizens, New York City:
A. Began hiring its own police force in 1845 B. Encouraged citizens to arm themselves in the 1840s C. Established a nine o'clock evening curfew in 1845 D. Installed gas lights on all streets in 1842
Giuseppe Mazzini
What will be an ideal response?
The population of the United States grew slowly before 1815 . However, the numbers of European immigrants totaled about 200,000 per year during the:
a. "Era of Good Feelings," from 1815 through 1824 b. Jacksonian period of the 1830s c. potato famine in the 1840s d. two decades from 1840 to 1860
The main effect of the Espionage Act was to
A) promote unpopular industrial regulations. B) fund a massive intelligence operation in Europe. C) arrest German-American spies. D) discourage free speech. E) orchestrate the propaganda effort.