Compared to the French, Dutch fur traders were more likely to
A) remain celibate. B) marry Native American women.
C) arrive with their families. D) return home soon.
C
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The Jane Club in Chicago illustrates
A) how hard things were for factory workers at the turn of the century. B) the scarcity of good lodgings available at the turn of the century. C) how helpful Jane Addams was. D) attempts by women to maintain their independence.
Gilded Age Catholics:
a. were targeted by the American Protective Association as not being "true Americans" b. imposed limitations on work and recreational activities on Sundays c. were overwhelmingly Republican d. dominated national politics throughout the 1890s
Which of the following was true of northern artisans in the pre-industrial age?
a. Most could not make a living as craftsmen, and thus they also engaged in subsistence farming. b. Most lived in seaport towns. c. They never earned wages while working for master craftsmen as either apprentices or journeymen. d. Most lived in rural areas, and their crafted goods were transported to urban areas for sale.
Susan Faludi explored opposition to __________ in her book Backlash
A) the women’s movement B) affirmative action C) gay rights D) integration