Why was Billy Graham often in opposition with Southern business interests and political leaders during the 1950s?
A. because he was opposed to religious desegregation
B. because he supported religious desegregation
C. because he was opposed to Communism
D. because he was tolerant of Communism
Answer: B
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Which one of the following is NOT true of postwar Britain?
A) Unemployment fell dramatically. B) The Labour Party replaced the Liberals as the main opposition to the Conservatives. C) Further democratization occurred. D) Britain was eager to see Germany return to its prewar prosperity. E) Britain resisted defensive alliances with France.
Native Americans sided with the British in the American Revolution, because
a. the British threatened to burn Native American villages if they did not fight b. they wanted retaliation for American massacres of Native Americans in the French and Indian War c. they were promised a reinstatement of the Proclamation of 1763 d. they were promised large amounts of guns and trade goods in return for their service e. they feared that if the Americans won, they would push farther into Native American land
In the case, Loving v. Virginia (1967), the Supreme Court ruled that. __________
A) busing as a remedy for school segregation was constitutional B) state laws prohibiting mixed marriage were unconstitutional C) the exclusion of black voters from all-white state parties was unconstitutional D) the Civil Rights Act of 1964 was unconstitutional
What other mid-twentieth-century development, in addition to the GI Bill, spurred the growth of the public university system in the United State in the postwar period?
What will be an ideal response?