Clement L. Vallandigham, a Southern sympathizer and a tempestuous opponent of the draft and of the war, was derisively labeled by supporters of President Lincoln as a
a. Carpetbagger.
b. Contraband.
c. Copperhead.
d. Doughface.
e. foreign agent of Great Britain.
c
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What was the reason for the labor shortage in New World colonies during this period?
a) Native inhabitants died off in great numbers, even as the cost and dangers of the New World discouraged many Europeans from replacing them. b) The New World was largely uninhabited, but Europeans, worried by stories they heard about the dangerous conditions, did not rush to travel there. Consider This: The fare to cross the Atlantic was roughly equivalent to $7,500 today. See 4.4: A Forced-Labor Economy. c) There were plenty of middle- and lower-class Europeans willing to travel to the colonies, but nobles, who were needed to govern them, wanted to stay at the opulent European courts. Consider This: The fare to cross the Atlantic was roughly equivalent to $7,500 today. See 4.4: A Forced-Labor Economy. d) There were plenty of native workers, but the pace of growth was so fast that they and European emigrants could not keep up with demand. Consider This: The fare to cross the Atlantic was roughly equivalent to $7,500 today. See 4.4: A Forced-Labor Economy.
All of the following are true of the Great Indian Revolt EXCEPT
A) This was the only time the sepoys mutinied. B) The sepoys were offended when the Awadh province was annexed by the British East India Company. C) The sepoys believed the Lee-Enfield rifles' cartridges were smeared with pork fat or beef grease. D) The revolt began because the sepoys were humiliated and put in leg irons for refusing to use the cartridges. E) The revolt was confined to the Ganges River Valley.
The Byzantine loss at Manzikert led eastern Christians to ask their western brethren for help
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
All of the following are true statements about German immigrants except
a. they typically settled in Northeast coastal cities. b. they tended to be better educated than mainstream Americans. c. they supported public schools, the arts, and music. d. they championed freedom and fought to end slavery. e. they settled in compact colonies to preserve their language and culture.