Henry George, Edward Bellamy, and Henry Demarest Lloyd were all late-nineteenth-century
A) oil industry executives.
B) railroad executives.
C) radical reformers.
D) inventors.
C
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London's population more than doubled in the second half of the sixteenth century because
A. it was seen as a refuge from the plague. B. artisanal trades demanded more skilled laborers. C. refugees from Catholic Spain had increased in number. D. the enclosure movement drove peasants off their land.
According to Kivel, individual whites can work for ____________________ by serving as allies to ______________________.
a. gender equality; women b. white power; other whites c. racial equality; people color d. white privilege; people color
In response to the Boston Tea Party, the British passed a series of laws which, among other things, closed the port of Boston and strengthened the power of the governor of Massachusetts. In the colonies, these acts were known as the ________ Acts
A) Intolerable B) Suffolk C) Royal Brute D) Supremacy
The leader of the liberal rebellion in Mexico called La Reforma was
A) Benito Juárez B) Bernardino Rivadavia C) Simon Bolívar D) General Antonio López de Santa Ana