What did President George W. Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney have in common?
A) They were both former oil executives.
B) They both served in Vietnam.
C) They both spent their entire lives in public service.
D) They both had been star students in college.
A
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The former Alabama slaveholder who ran for the presidency in 1840 on the antislavery Liberty Party ticket was:
A) Theodore Weld. B) Lewis Tappan. C) James G. Birney. D) Benjamin Hedrick.
Cabarets of the 1920s were transformed by infusion of American Jazz
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Which of the following statements BEST characterizes the experience of blacks in Dutch New Netherland?
a. Although Dutch authorities granted some liberties to black settlers, their worries about possible uprisings led them to bar black men from the militia. b. Although conditions for black settlers in New Netherland were harsh at first, racial boundaries gradually disintegrated as the seventeenth century progressed. c. Blacks in New Netherland participated broadly in colonial society, attending Dutch churches and seeking redress through Dutch courts. d. Since most black slaves worked on the vast agricultural fields of the Hudson Valley and had little direct contact with whites, blacks in New Netherland retained a distinct African identity.
The guest worker program encouraged immigration from former European colonies in Africa, Asia, and the West Indies.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)