Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I have a dream" speech
A. was given to commemorate passage of the Voting Rights Act.
B. saw King call for a significant shift in tactics in the quest of civil rights.
C. was given during the greatest civil rights demonstration in the nation's history.
D. was made before a joint session of Congress and the Senate.
E. was made shortly after Lyndon Johnson become president.
Answer: C
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a. surplus agriculture created wealth for some agricultural communities. b. settled communities collected wealth. c. pastoralists had a less stable lifestyle. d. large groups of people meant that some were destined to be slaves. e. there was development of warrior and priestly castes.
How might FDR’s personal background have prepared him to meet the challenges of the Great Depression?
A) Since he was from a privileged background, he did not personally suffer financial hardship, which left him free to address the country’s crisis. B) His service as assistant secretary of the Navy under Woodrow Wilson prepared him to balance foreign and domestic affairs during the Great Depression. C) His relationship to Theodore Roosevelt helped him become a conservationist and a powerful Republican leader. D) His bout with polio gave him personal experience of suffering and made him more sensitive to the downtrodden of society. E) His Ivy League education helped him understand the needs of wealthy American businessmen during the Great Depression.
The first civilian governor of the Philippines, who gave Filipinos broad local autonomy, was
A. Arthur MacArthur. B. William Howard Taft. C. Elihu Root. D. Theodore Roosevelt. E. Emilio Aguinaldo.
Under cameralism, in what way were kings were seen?
a. as divinely ordained rulers b. as unlimited authority figures c. as supreme political managers d. as directors of the people's will e. as expendable