How were women important to colonial resistance?
A) They led the non-consumption movement.
B) A group of women established the Daughters of Liberty to protest the Stamp Act.
C) In response to the Revenue Act, three hundred Boston women denounced the consumption of tea.
D) They helped to expand domestic cloth production.
E) All of these choices
E
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The typical American soldier in the First World War was _____________________.
A. married with children B. an African American C. a high-school graduate D. a draftee in his early- to mid-twenties
Transcendentalism
A) ?was a movement founded in the south. B) ?was based on the suppression of romanticism. C) ?argued that human reason was the best tool for understanding. D) ?argued that humans should seek to transcend their senses and come to understand truth. E) ?was a term coined by Henry David Thoreau.
In general, the National War Labor Board did all of the following except
a. prevent wartime production from being interrupted. b. keep wages within government-established limits. c. arouse considerable anger among big businessmen. d. promote good labor relations. e. none of these choices.
At first, Hoover supported direct federal aid for the needy
a. true b. false