Massachusetts governor, John Andrew, was the first to:
A) raise a northern black regiment to fight for the Union.
B) expel free blacks from his state.
C) demand the impeachment of Lincoln for the Emancipation Proclamation.
D) enlist as an infantryman in the Union army.
Answer: A
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a. peasants, who were desperate to feed their increasingly large families. b. urban artisans, who introduced their workshop techniques to their extended family members who lived on farms. c. rulers, who were eager to increase their military strength by increasing their population. d. landlords, whose earnings had increased because their products were valuable to a growing population.
Khayr al-Din Barbarossa Pasha was the
A. greatest Ottoman poet. B. founder of the Safavid dynasty. C. admiral who carried Ottoman naval power into the Mediterranean Sea and Indian Ocean. D. architect who helped Süleyman rebuild Istanbul. E. slave who helped Süleyman create his famed law codes.
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