The Khoi people of southern Africa were
a. mercenary soldiers.
b. merchants.
c. farmers.
d. hunter-gatherers.
e. herders.
e
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Most northern colonists were __________.
a. landless laborers b. yeoman c. merchants d. quite wealthy
Edward Curtis considered himself a "friend" to the Indian and advocated that
A) they become photographers to create a record of their culture. B) they maintain their traditional ways. C) they assimilate into American society. D) they withdraw from society. E) they take up arms against the American government.
Who was the popular peasant leader who was at first supported by President Wilson, gained fame in the American media for his charismatic personality, but later turned on the U.S. and became its top enemy after the attack on Veracruz?
A. Porfirio Díaz B. Victoriano Huerta C. Pancho Villa D. Francisco Madero
During the Civil War, slavery in the South changed in all of the following ways EXCEPT
a. enslaved women began to take a greater role in the production of cotton. b. enslaved men began to gain new autonomy as they assumed skilled jobs previously done by whites. c. slaves in general engaged in increasingly insubordinate behavior. d. slaves engaged in large numbers of violent uprisings throughout the South to facilitate slavery’s end.