The Boer War was fought between
a. Dutch-descended settlers and black Africans
b. Zulu and Xhosa
c. Britain and Holland
d. Britain and Dutch-descended settlers
e. Germany and Britain
d
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Dred Scott took a case to the Supreme Court
a. because to do nothing meant his execution. b. with the collaboration of abolitionists as a test case for the legality of slavery in the federal territories. c. because he was a lifelong abolition activist. d. because he believed in slavery. e. none of these choices.
Which of the following best describes the case story of David Reimer, a genetic boy raised a girl?
A. Reimer’s story is a perfect example of John Money’s views on gender identity. B. Reimer’s story indicates that gender identity cannot be entirely shaped by socialization. C. Reimer experienced no psychological trauma from being raised as a girl. D. Reimer’s story is inconsistent with larger studies of intersex individuals.
The characteristics of Brook Farm included the following EXCEPT
A) a utopian community in West Roxbury, Massachusetts where residents sought to support themselves strictly through manual labor.
B) a communal farming community composed of very few members who knew anything about farming, but practiced Transcendentalist ideas.
C) true gender equity in the sharing of work and leadership of this farming community.
D) the long-term success, health, and welfare of this farming community well into the early 1860s.
The most common crop raised by the western Indian tribes was
a. alfalfa. b. rye. c. wheat. d. corn.