Which of the following was not a factor in increasing population statistics in the eighteenth century?
A. End of the bubonic plague
B. Containment of disease epidemics like smallpox
C. Younger age of marriage
D. Regular bathing practices
E. Less wars fought in Europe
Answer: C
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A) assigned to all black units. B) promoted to positions of authority. C) court-martialed for minor offenses. D) expected to plot military strategy.
U.S. government officials blamed the wave of postwar labor strikes in 1919 on
A) Communists. B) racism. C) vigilantism. D) inflation.
East-West conflicts often involved Indian problems. Authorities in eastern, older coastal areas:
a. rarely helped the Indians, but usually backed the frontiersmen b. sometimes sided with Indians against people living on the frontier in order to keep peace c. often took a balanced view between East and West to avoid conflicts d. were widely respected by all factions
Why were presidential administrations from both major political parties in the late nineteenth century generally inactive and engaged in few responsibilities?
What will be an ideal response?