Restrictionists succeeded in curbing immigration from __________ in the late nineteenth century.
a. China
b. Greece
c. Italy
d. Japan
a. China
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The political circumstances surrounding the admission of Texas as a state in February 1845 including all of the following EXCEPT
A) bypassing the requirement for a two-thirds U.S. Senate treaty ratification vote and instead securing majority vote resolution by both houses of Congress admitting Texas to the Union. B) President John Tyler reneging on the political promise made to five U.S. Senators to leave the negotiations about the Texas border to his successor, President James K. Polk. C) Tyler signing the Congressional resolution on March 1, 1845 admitting Texas and offering immediate statehood without any negotiations about the Texas border. D) Mexico conceding that Texas had legitimately become a state of the United States.
The route that transported __________ is referred to as the Middle Passage
A) manufactured goods B) tobacco, rice, and timber C) sugar D) slaves
The turning point in the Japanese move to westernize came in 1853 with the arrival of a fleet from
a. England. b. France. c. the United States. d. Russia. e. Germany.
The automobile and construction industries were both experiencing economic declines prior to the stock market crash.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)