The two most powerful and complex states in the pre-Columbian Americas were the
a. Iroquois and Huron
b. Carib and Arawak
c. Aztec and Inca
d. Aztec and Maya
e. Apache and Sioux
c
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__________ allowed African-American males to vote
A) Massachusetts B) Ohio C) the entire Northwest Territories D) Tennessee
In the mid-1980s, the Texas oil industry __________
A. enjoyed great prosperity when the price of oil went over $100 per barrel B. was revitalized by the discovery of two new giant oil fields in the Panhandle C. provided a predictable stream of tax revenue, making state budget planning fairly easy to do D. experienced severe economic problems and dragged down the state’s economy when the world price of oil collapsed
Confederate commerce-raiders
a. operated near New York and Boston. b. dealt a devastating blow to the Union's merchant marine. c. severely crippled the Union war effort. d. established an effective blockade of Union ports. e. were almost all built in Britain.
Which of the following does not reflect an accurate description of the budget of a working-class family in an urban area?
A) The main breadwinner in a family typically made less than $300 per year. B) Approximately 70 percent of a family's income went towards food and rent. C) To meet basic needs, many working-class children had to work. D) Most families lived close to the margin. E) Skyrocketing commodity prices pushed many families to the edge of starvation.