All of the following led slave insurrections in the first half of the nineteenth century EXCEPT
A) William Walker. B) Nat Turner. C) Gabriel. D) Denmark Vesey.
A
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The purpose of the settlement house movement was to
a. moderate poverty through neighborhood reconstruction. b. promote labor candidates for national political offices. c. involve congressmen in community service. d. support the cooperative ideals of the Knights of Labor.
This 1946 photograph of striking steel workers demonstrates that
A) the strikers were focused on shortening the work week. B) the strike eventually turned violent. C) the strikers did not support returning U.S. veterans. D) the labor movement had become more integrated. E) the labor movement had been infiltrated by communists.
Which of the following was a common feature of the new state constitutions?
A) the absence of guarantees of individual rights B) weakened state legislatures C) limits on the power of state governors D) property qualifications of citizenship
In Wilson’s view, what was the difference between the United States and the other combatant nations in World War I?
A) The United States was the only true democracy. B) The United States sought to defend principles rather than to acquire territory. C) The United States had nothing to gain from the fighting. D) The United States was destined for world domination.