Who was the typical small slaveholder?
A) an urban merchant
B) a wealthy land owner
C) a small business owner
D) a shopkeeper
E) a farmer
Answer: E
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Southern slavery was challenged in 1834 when Britain:
A) banned purchases of slave-grown cotton. B) emancipated West Indian slaves. C) began growing cotton in Ireland. D) abolished the Atlantic slave trade.
The members of the caste known as the untouchables, or pariahs, were
a. so holy that they would be contaminated if touched even by high priests. b. given extensive opportunity to achieve social mobility. c. required to have a minimum of five children during their lifetimes. d. composed primarily of priests and financial planners. e. given jobs such as handling dead bodies or collecting trash.
How did the international community deal with the Spanish revolution of 1820? How did this reaction differ from previous decades or centuries?
What will be an ideal response?
Why did the United States begin to lend money to the European powers after August 1915?
A) ?? The Wilson administration believed that it had to make more than just a symbolic show of support for the Central Powers. B) ?? Respected legal authorities in the United States had decided that neutrality regulations did not apply to financial loans. C) ?? Theodore Roosevelt had convinced Woodrow Wilson that the United States had to do everything in its power short of war to ensure Allied victory. D) ?? The Wilson administration feared the economic, financial, and social consequences of American industry's failing to secure European business. E) ?? Secretary of State William Bryan feared that the allied powers might lose without American financial aid.