The black section of __________ Five Points was one of the worst urban slums in early nineteenth-century America
A) Boston’s
B) Detroit’s
C) New York City’s
D) Richmond’s
Answer: C
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In Italy, the political structure was marked by
A. a series of city-states and principalities. B. unification imposed from the outside by the Holy Roman Empire. C. consolidated rule by the popes. D. the world's first democracy. E. a tightly centralized government.
Analyze the role of blacks during the War of 1812 and the impact of the conflict on African American people
What will be an ideal response?
Walt Whitman
A. rejected much of romanticism. B. was a strong critic of American democracy. C. became a strong defender of southern institutions, especially slavery. D. intensely disagreed with the American transcendentalists. E. celebrated the liberation of the individual spirit.
Irwin Unger points out that as years passed after the War of 1812, the nation began to see:
a. more people in the North and South who were willing to compromise on almost every issue, except slavery b. two distinct sectional points of view, and it became more difficult for dissenters to oppose majority views c. new leaders in both the North and the South who supported slavery, regardless of their constituents' beliefs d. new leaders who were determined to compromise on all issues to avoid war