During the mid-1850s, most Kansas-bound settlers, no matter where they came from, wanted:
a. "free soil," or abolition of slavery
b. to lead the way in a new form of democracy
c. more land for slavery to thrive
d. free farms for themselves
D
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President Wilson's Fourteen Points peace plan in 1918 did NOT call for
A) arms reductions. B) national self-determination. C) free trade. D) spheres of influence.
Monasticism was not a factor in the spread of
a. Christianity. b. Buddhism. c. Islam. d. Daoism.
Who helped Lewis and Clark on their expedition to the Pacific?
A) Pocahontas B) Tecumseh C) Black Hawk D) Sacajawea E) Red Eagle
Imperial general Albrect von Wallenstein
A) was assassinated on the orders of Emperor Ferdinand. B) was killed at the Battle of Nördlingen. C) betrayed the imperial cause by joining the French army. D) resigned his commission when it was revealed he was a secret convert to Lutheranism. E) became the ruler of the Baltic port of Hamburg with the Peace of Westphalia.