The League of Augsburg was a(n)
a. offensive alliance against Louis XIV by Great Britain.
b. arrangement between the Catholic Church and the King of France to destroy the Huguenots.
c. defensive alliance against Louis XIV.
d. international agreement that helped France gain control of Spanish territory.
c
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a. 42°. b. 52° 40'. c. 54° 40'. d. 36° 30'. e. 49°.
The March on Washington brought 200,000 protesters to the nation's capital in August 1963 to support
a. passage of civil rights legislation. b. the Freedom Riders. c. an end to lynching in America. d. efforts to integrate Ole Miss (University of Mississippi). e. the ouster of Orval Faubus from his position as Arkansas governor.
The cattle boom on the Great Plains ended in part because
A. severe weather conditions and overproduction wiped out many ranchers. B. many ranchers preferred raising sheep. C. too few people were willing to risk investment. D. new breeds of cattle made ranching less profitable.
During the latter half of the nineteenth century, the structure of the cattle industry became increasingly corporate
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.