For most North American colonists of the mid-eighteenth century, __________.
A. the colonies were only a temporary home
B. the homeland epitomized all that was backward and undesirable
C. the community was more important than the individual
D. the individual was more important than the community
Answer: C
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The French Revolution and the wars of Napoleon gave Britain an edge in the development of the Industrial Revolution by __________.
A. destroying the French Atlantic trade and disrupting continental economic life B. inspiring the working class to attain the material wealth and comforts of the middle class C. increasing trade and the demand for goods between Britain and other countries D. setting back the French economy and French industrialization
President Eisenhower enthusiastically endorsed the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in the Brown case in both public and private
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
The population of the United States
a. has grown at 22 to 24 million each decade until the 1990s when it jumped to 32 million. b. has grown little over the last few decades. c. has grown uniformly throughout the country. d. has grown steadily in the industrial heartland. e. population growth lagged in the “sun belt”.
In what areas of presidential leadership did John Kennedy most excel? Where was he most limited or unsuccessful?
What will be an ideal response?