For most emigrants on the overland trails,
A) a traditional division of labor persisted through the journey.
B) the trip proved novel and even enjoyable.
C) drawing up rules and electing officers prevented dissension.
D) difficulties multiplied as the trip lengthened.
Answer: D
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A. An increase in the number of Supreme Court justices B. Federal aid to African American colleges C. The enactment of antilynching and antisegregation legislation D. Legislation to bring about a redistribution of wealth in the United States
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A) ?men and women. B) ?African Americans and whites. C) ?immigrants and native born Americans. D) ?unionized and non-unionized workers. E) ?None of these are correct.
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a. mathematics and natural sciences. b. practical subjects like agriculture and forestry. c. modern languages. d. history and philosophy. e. religion and classical languages.
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