By the 1820s, how many African Americans lived in eastern port cities
A) 50,000
B) 40,000
C) 30,000
D) 20,000
E) 10,000
Answer: B
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A. had secretly come to terms with political bosses in their respective states B. did not concern themselves with the issue of industrial working conditions C. frequently accepted payoffs from large corporate interests D. supported discrimination against racial minorities
To inspire newly freed slaves, a Boston Christian organization published the autobiography of
A) the Cooke Sisters. B) Frederick Douglass. C) W. E. B. Du Bois. D) General O. O. Howard. E) Phillis Wheatley .
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A) the executive branch B) Congress C) the Supreme Court D) the individual states E) the judicial branch
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A. the Clovis people wiped out the large Ice Age mammals. B. most communities adapted to settled agriculture but also continued to practice hunting and gathering. C. clusters of innovation revolutionized agriculture. D. the fragility of maize as a crop limited agricultural development. E. the failure to develop fishing has puzzled scholars.