The colonists faced all of the following weaknesses in the War for Independence except
a. poor organization.
b. sectional jealousy, which constantly interfered with the appointment of military leaders.
c. great difficulties in raising money to support the army.
d. the use of numerous mediocre European officers.
e. a weak central authority running the war effort.
d
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What effect did the mass migration of Hispanic Americans to urban areas have on the United States during World War II?
A. A significant minority-heavy racial imbalance emerged in most industrial jobs. B. Many desegregated neighborhoods were established in the Los Angeles area. C. There was an increase of Mexican immigrants arriving to perform farm labor. D. Racial discrimination became a serious issue in labor union administration.
Which third-party candidate earned 46 electoral votes in the election of 1968?
a. Eugene McCarthy b. Dick Gregory c. George Wallace d. Eldridge Cleaver
Napoleon worked to restore order in France, in part by ________
A. decentralizing the administration B. banishing from the country those who had opposed him C. doing away with the secret police D. employing men from various political groups
The immediate impact of the abolitionist movement on the South was to:
A) promote discussion on ending slavery. B) stifle expressions of dissenting opinion. C) force a loosening of restrictions on slaves. D) convince many Southerners to free their slaves.