What was “the greatest revolution” initiative introduced by Henry Ford in 1914?
a) higher salaries with a shorter work schedule
b) health insurance packages for all workers
c) reimbursement of expenses for children’s education
d) assembly-line production and worker education
a) higher salaries with a shorter work schedule
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What was Jim Crow? What explains the spread and entrenchment of Jim Crow in the late-nineteenth- century South?
What will be an ideal response?
How could a territory become a state according to the Northwest Ordinance of 1787?
a. First a territory had to raise enough money to buy its land from the European country that owned it, and then the people could petition for statehood. b. Once the people of the territory had successfully subdued the Native American population, they could become a state. c. Territories had to elect officials and then write Articles of Confederation in order to become full-fledged states. d. Once the population reached 60,000, the residents could write a constitution and petition for statehood. e. After a period of eighteen years, territories could petition the federal government for permission to become states.
Alfred Thayer Mahan helped define American policy in the 1880s with his work on the influence of _________ on history
A) food supplies B) sea power C) Christianity D) disease
After Henry VIII's marriage to Catherine of Aragon was annulled by the Archbishop of Canterbury,
a. the English clergy forced him to take her back. b. Pope Clement VII reinstated the marriage. c. Charles V attacked England. d. Parliament finalized England's religious break with Rome by passing the Act of Supremacy, making Henry the head of the Anglican Church. e. English monasteries remained intact, in spite of their defiance of Cranmer's actions.