The Suffolk Resolves advocated ________
A) forcible resistance to the Coercive Acts
B) the assassination of British tax collectors
C) the formation of an American navy
D) the repeal of the Stamp Act
E) the formation of the Sons of Liberty
Answer: A
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How did African Americans react to the efforts of Southern churches to convert slaves to Christianity?
A) They hated the white man's God and chose voodoo instead. B) They clung to the religions of Africa. C) They accepted the obedience demanded of them by the Bible. D) They rejected every aspect of Christianity and the Bible. E) They interpreted Christianity in ways that expressed their hopes.
Why did the number of professional organizations, and their membership, increase markedly during the first two decades of the twentieth century?
A) ?The middle class viewed such organizations as the best way to impress the old aristocratic families. B) ?Such organizations provided a sense of professional identity for the white-collar middle class. C) ?Such organizations helped to provide the middle class with an entrée into local political organizations. D) ?Many professions were on the decline and formed organizations to protect themselves. E) ?Until the twentieth century, professional organizations were looked upon as badges of shame or poverty.
In the late nineteenth century, the railroads
a. employed more workers than any other industry. b. established the four standard time zones still used in the United States today. c. were the major means of transporting people and products across the country. d. employed unfair pricing practices. e. all of these choices
General Ulysses S. Grant's greatest weakness as a political leader was
a. his record of voting for discredited Democratic presidential candidates. b. his love of cigars and race horses. c. his attempt to import military values into civilian government. d. his lack of political experience and judgment. e. his shaky political support from the American public.