The group that reacted most aggressively to Philip?s policies of Catholic uniformity was the
A) Calvinists.
B) Lutherans.
C) businessmen.
D) peasants.
E) Muslims.
A
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A) labor union organization B) democratic, nondeferential politics C) rejection of urban communities D) agrarian idealism
From 1878 to 1880, some twenty-five thousand blacks from Louisiana, Texas, and Mississippi
a. moved North to work in industry. b. immigrated to Africa. c. migrated to the Caribbean. d. moved into Kansas and formed communities there. e. joined the Union Army to fight Plains Indians in the West.
Which of the following contributed to the great industrial advances of the mid-nineteenth century?
A. the manufacturing of machine tools. B. American inventors. C. the factory system. D. financing by affluent Northeast merchants. E. All of these answers are correct.
Fed up with business as usual in Washington, and convinced that Obama was a dangerous socialist, disgruntled conservative and independents formed a loosely coordinated alliance dubbed the ________ Party movement.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).