Which of the following was true of African-American physicians in the nineteenth century?
A) They earned more than their white counterparts.
B) More than half lived in the Lower South.
C) Most served white clients.
D) Many practiced medicine without a degree.
Answer: D
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A) run away when they could, though they were often recaptured and sold again. B) murder slave traders to escape to the British colonies, such as the Bahamas, where they could find freedom. C) fall into great despair, depression, and even suicide. D) work with sympathetic whites to file lawsuits in court to prevent their illegal sale.
In an effort to bolster American security and at the same time help England during the Battle of Britain, President Roosevelt concluded an agreement with Prime Minister Churchill that
A. sold American tanks and cruisers to Great Britain on a deferred payment schedule. B. allowed Britain to use American air bases in exchange for a guarantee of safe Atlantic C. passage for American merchant vessels. D. transferred fifty overage American destroyers to Britain in exchange for leases on British air and naval bases in the Western Hemisphere. E. drew up a timetable for eventual American participation in the war against Hitler. F. provided $5.2 billion in direct military assistance.
What did the Wilson-Gorman Tariff do?
A) It lowered some duties. B) It made many concessions to protectionists. C) It included a tax on income. D) It became law without the president's signature. E) All of these choices
Before becoming the prophet of Islam, what was Muhammad’s profession?
a. warrior b. farmer c. tribal elder d. merchant e. monk