The first lunch counter sit-in that gained a nationwide following took place in
A) ?South Carolina.
B) ?Tennessee.
C) ?Alabama.
D) ?North Carolina.
E) ?Georgia.
D
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A) it was a predominately a Catholic city. B) slaves and free blacks freely gathered weekly under the watchful eyes of whites to dance, play drums, and sing in their own languages. C) the commerce of flatboats carrying grain crewed by slaves and backwoods farmers was critical to the economic vibrancy of the city. D) free black women did not have any economic opportunities x A) it was a predominately a Catholic city. B) slaves and free blacks freely gathered weekly under the watchful eyes of whites to dance, play drums, and sing in their own languages. C) the commerce of flatboats carrying grain crewed by slaves and backwoods farmers was critical to the economic vibrancy of the city. D) free black women did not have any economic opportunities to become small businesswomen.
After the Russian conquest of Kazan in the 1550s opened the regions of the lower Volga River,
a. few Russians colonized the area because of the lack of cities. b. the Russians focused mainly on the exploitation of the fur trade. c. large numbers of Russians colonized the region, but mainly they raised livestock and did little farming. d. the Russians developed the region for grain cultivation.
All of the statements below are true of the Daoist works attributed to Laozi EXCEPT:
a. There are similarities between it and Deutero-Isaiah. b. There are similarities between it and the Zoroastrian reformers. c. There are similarities between it and the Upanishad writers. d. There are similarities between it and the works of Han Fei.
The diplomatic records of the immediate postwar years show that
a. Secretary of War Stimson favored using the atomic bomb in Eastern Europe. b. the Soviets had no desire to develop an atomic bomb of their own. c. American possession of the atomic bomb was never mentioned directly in diplomatic discussions. d. some American officials believed that the U.S. could deter Soviet expansion by using the atomic bomb as abargaining tool.