Who among the following were northern-born whites who moved south after the Confederacy's defeat?
A) Radical Republicans
B) Carpetbaggers
C) Redeemers
D) Scalawags
E) Copperheads
B
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Which of the following organizations sought to unite the working class into a single union and advocated social revolution?
a) Industrial Workers of the World b) American Federation of Labor c) Women’s Trade Union League d) Knights of Labor
Why did President Roosevelt attempt to limit American forces in the Pacific?
A. The war in Europe was viewed as a greater threat to American interests. B. Japan was viewed as too weak to continue its territorial conquests. C. Japan remained a major trading partner up until the Pearl Harbor attacks. D. The American Navy was already stretched thin protecting Caribbean interests.
The Bread and Roses strike was the most successful strike in Wobblies history
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
As of the middle of the nineteenth century, the typical citizen of the Northwest was a poor, marginal farmer.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)