An examination of the Confederate war effort reveals that
A) there was a serious lack of arms and ammunition.
B) northern military might was overwhelming.
C) southern armies did not lose any battles because of a lack of armaments.
D) southern armies were well supplied with shoes and uniforms.
C
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The Boston Massacre
A. resulted in the death of several British soldiers. B. was transformed by some colonists into a symbol of British oppression. C. led to Paul Revere's midnight ride of warning. D. included a trial in which British soldiers were convicted of murder. E. turned Paul Revere into a martyr for the cause of colonial independence.
In late 2000, peace talks between the PLO and the Israeli government broke down over
a. Jordan River water rights. b. Israel's failure to withdraw from Lebanon. c. threats from Iraq to use Scud missiles in the event of a permanent treaty of peace. d. whether or not the PLO was truly a democratic body. e. the future of Jerusalem.
How did the money question divide American society in the late nineteenth century?
Answer: The ideal answer should include: a. The money question centered on whether gold or silver should be the basis of the monetary system. b. Differences on the money question reflected the class, geographical, and political divisions in the United States. c. Supporters of gold tended to be creditors, city dwellers, businessmen, and Easterners. d. Supporters of silver tended to be debtors, rural residents, farmers, and Westerners. e. In the 1896 presidential election, the Democratic candidate, William Jennings Bryan, supported silver. f. The Republican candidate, William McKinley, supported gold.
Senator Joseph McCarthy dominated the American media and Congress during the early 1950s. McCarthy's rise to power was aided most by
(A) the expansion of the Democratic Party (B) the electoral success of the Republican Party in 1952 (C) the support of Vice President Richard Nixon (D) the decision by Secretary of State Dean Acheson to hire Communist advisors (E) President Eisenhower's strong support of his efforts