During his study at the University of Wisconsin at Madison, Muir
a) was a loner who had few friends or associates.
b) often suffered disciplinary action for missing classes or gazing blankly out the classroom window.
c) considered any visits to his room to be "an invasion of his space."
d) learned that religion, science, and literature would be useless in his study of the wilderness.
e) heard many conservationist arguments that strengthened his resolve that the wilderness must be preserved.
e
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a. Transporting printed matter became faster and cheaper. b. It made many railroad networks redundant. c. It had little impact on economic development. d. The technology proved too costly to implement until the 1890s.
How did African Americans challenge racial discrimination in the years immediately following World War II?
What will be an ideal response?
Which of the following was a consequence of the Emancipation Proclamation?
a. Thousands of former slaves joined the Union armies. b. The Confederacy was able to secure a much-needed loan from Holland. c. Great Britain decided to recognize the Confederacy. d. Several southern states decided to abandon the Confederacy and signed a separate peace with the Union.
The Treaty of Verdun established a unified Frankish kingdom under one leader
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.