The Dawes Severalty Act of 1887 broke with Indian tradition when it:
a. provided money for the education of Indian children in white public schools
b. set aside large parcels of western land as game preserves for buffalo herds
c. barred the use of alternative therapies, and required Native Americans to use the western hospitals recently built on each reservation
d. divided Indian lands into 160-acre plots for each Indian head-of-family
D
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A. for the rights of the individual and democratic rule. B. salvation by faith alone. C. the infallibility of the Bible and the church. D. the need to rebel against unjust or immoral authority.
Julius Caesar felt he needed to conquer the Gauls ________
A. to avenge the father he never met B. to acquire more territory for Rome C. to burnish his military credentials D. to establish a route to Britain E. as revenge for the Gallic raids of the early Republic
Part of the expansionism of the late nineteenth century was fueled by so-called scientific racism, the belief that:
a. foreign immigrants should be compelled to work at factory jobs b. brown-skinned and black-skinned races were equivalent to the white races c. Nordic and Anglo-Saxon races should expand and rule "inferior peoples" d. scientific expeditions should be mounted to study other races in their home continents
Suburbanization in the 1920s __________
A) was made possible by the success of the automobile B) was confined to the Northeast C) resulted in the passing of anti-segregation legislation D) discouraged the creation of new retail businesses