A man who embraced the new kind of religious vocation in which he would stay in the workaday world while trying to save souls was known as a
A) friar.
B) monk.
C) scholar.
D) priest.
E) Templar.
Answer: A
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Kennedy's initial approach to the race question was
A) daring, because he integrated the National Guard. B) exceedingly cautious. C) focused on the grass roots level of voting rights. D) concerned primarily with electing black members of Congress.
Nicholas Trist negotiated the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, which was signed in February 1848 . Which of the following is false about the peace treaty?
a. Mexico agreed to the Rio Grande as the boundary of Texas. b. The United States would pay Mexico $15 million and assume $3.5 million in debts. c. The United States gained New Mexico. d. Mexico ceded Oregon and California to the United States.
In his novel about the Upper South before the Civil War, Huckleberry Finn (1885), which was a sequel to Tom Sawyer (1876), Mark Twain:
a. made Huck into a character who was often dishonest and prejudiced b. portrayed Huck as a more genuine, less spoiled character than Tom c. made Huck a more stereotypical character than Tom, so he could focus on social commentary instead of character development d. showed Jim as a weak character who was subservient to Huck and Tom
Which of the following is most consistent with the belief expressed by Stokely Carmichael in his 1966 call for Black Power?
a. To right the wrongs done against them, African Americans should move to several southern states, take them over, and push white residents out b. To be truly free from white oppression, African Americans must elect black candidates, organize their own schools, and control their own institutions. c. African Americans can gain independence and dignity only by returning en masse to Africa. d. African Americans must seek revenge for the wrongs done against them by forming vigilante groups to assassinate prominent whites.