What was one goal of the Ghost Dance?
A) to get the buffalo to return
B) to obtain more territory
C) for rain to fall
D) to get better crops
A
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How did the difficulties of colonial governance mirror the ideas promulgated in Rudyard Kipling’s "The White Man’s Burden"?
a) Excessive costs and Europeans' general unwillingness to settle new colonies meant that colonial staffs were often overworked at best and incompetent or corrupt at worst. b) Europeans could safely assume that colonial governments were temporary, since once civilized, local peoples could govern themselves. Consider This: Is Kipling’s view of colonial government in "The White Man’s Burden" meant to be ironic? See 10.4: Imperial Doubts. c) Missionaries were always more concerned with the spread of religion than with the welfare of their parishioners. Consider This: Is Kipling’s view of colonial government in "The White Man’s Burden" meant to be ironic? See 10.4: Imperial Doubts. d) Europeans were encouraged to forgo good jobs and career success in favor of selflessly serving in the colonies. Consider This: Is Kipling’s view of colonial government in "The White Man’s Burden" meant to be ironic? See 10.4: Imperial Doubts.
In the years immediately following emancipation, the freedpeople
A) considered securing jobs and land to be their primary goals. B) preferred to work in gangs. C) showed little interest in establishing a traditional family life. D) showed little interest in acquiring an education.
"Taking the pledge" meant __________.
A. adopting a celibate lifestyle B. vowing never to engage in prostitution C. committing oneself to the ministry D. vowing never to drink alcohol
One example of an emerging black community in the North was __________
A) the Bowery in Lower Manhattan B) Baltimore Heights C) the small towns near the future site of Washington, D.C. D) South Boston