John Muir died
a) in a rockslide in Yosemite.
b) of pneumonia while visiting his daughter.
c) while in Washington, D.C. fighting for a conservation bill in Congress.
d) of a heart attack while working in his orchard.
e) in a log cabin in his beloved Yosemite Valley.
b
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A. praise accommodations made by groups such as the German SPD. B. criticize trade unions that settled for short-term gains. C. reject the idea of a mass democratic party composed of workers. D. advocate an elite group that would be dedicated to revolution. E. advocate strict secrecy among party members.
What is the "problem of agriculture"? To resolve this problem, why is it better to think about agriculture as a "climacteric" rather than as a revolution?
What will be an ideal response?
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The Massachusetts abolitionist senator who was beaten by a southern congressman for his speech about the "crime against Kansas" was:
A) Stephen Douglas. B) Preston Brooks. C) Thaddeus Stevens. D) Charles Sumner.