By the end of the twelfth century, most peasant families had their own iron plow
a. True
b. False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
False
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The analysis of Native women activists about the claim by people of color who are marginalized that “We’re American Too” is that this implicit allegiance:
a. legitimizes the genocide and colonization of Native peoples as there would be no “America” without these actions against Native trial societies. b. is a sign of the positive dimensions of national loyalty. c. validates the assimilation model for addressing diversity. d. creates a more diverse, and therefore stronger, society.
The election of 1832 pitted Andrew Jackson against __________.
a. Henry Clay b. John C. Calhoun c. John Quincy Adams d. John Marshall
Richard Nixon's foreign-policy accomplishments included all of the following except
A) beginning negotiations to end the war in Vietnam. B) checking Soviet expansionism. C) limiting the nuclear-arms race. D) overthrowing the communist government of Red China. E) détente.
After the failure of the revolutions of 1848, most German nationalists
a. emigrated to the Americas. b. renewed their efforts at organizing a popular uprising. c. had a new respect for the realities of power and came to back Prussia's efforts at unification. d. gravitated toward Marxism as a new powerful revolutionary ideology. e. none of the above