The African-American abolitionist who spoke eloquently that women and blacks were equally oppressed was
a) William Lloyd Garrison. b) Sojourner Truth. c) Henry Brewster Stanton. d) Frederick Douglass. e) Dr. Benjamin Rush.
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What were Johnson's feelings about committing the United States to the war in Vietnam?
a. He worried about the consequences of either withdrawal or invasion, so he committed to a large-scale but limited military intervention. b. He worried about the consequences of being too cautious, so he committed the American military to an all-out invasion of North Vietnam. c. He was worried about the consequences of a U.S. troop presence, so he withdrew troops to Taiwan and Japan while he reconsidered his options. d. He worried about the spread of communism, so he committed American troops to two fronts, both Vietnam and Europe. e. He was worried about domestic unrest in the United States, so he decided he could not commit more than 10,000 troops to the effort.
Music in African societies
A. was almost exclusively composed of singing, with supporting instruments rarely used. B. was rarely related to religious activity. C. employed various musical instruments, including the harp, bells and the xylophone. D. was exported to the New World in the eleventh century. E. played no role in most communities.
Which of the following is an example of horizontal integration?
A) retail B) pogrom C) cartel D) welfare
The root of the problems that farmers faced in the 1920s was _____
A) crop disease B) foreign competition C) high labor costs D) overproduction E) high tariff rates