Those who opposed the immediate annexation of Texas warned that such a move would trigger a war with which country?
a) Mexico
b) Britain
c) Spain
d) France
a) Mexico
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The Quakers' religious beliefs were based on
A) submission to governmental authority. B) a hierarchical society led by a hereditary nobility. C) an educated and ordained ministry. D) direct, mystical experience of religious truth.
Most Americans viewed war work for women as
A. a permanent change in the role of women in American society. B. evidence that Americans must rethink gender stereotypes. C. unpatriotic. D. a temporary response to the war emergency.
Which statement about the female workforce during the war is NOT true?
a. Women gained clerical work, but did not work in war-production industries. b. More women worked during the war than before the war. c. Women sometimes became bricklayers, teamsters, and streetcar conductors. d. Despite gains, gender segregation was still a social issue in the workplace.
In 1941, African American leader A. Philip Randolph planned to protest
A) American involvement in the war. B) segregation in the military. C) the rise of fascism in Europe. D) discrimination by employers. E) the rise in racial riots across the nation.