Which of the following was true of antislavery societies in the Upper South?
A) They enjoyed widespread public support.
B) They usually advocated immediate emancipation.
C) They were associated with mutual aid societies.
D) They were generally small and short lived.
Answer: D
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The Kellogg-Briand Pact provided for all of the following EXCEPT that it
A) made no commitments for the United States to defend other countries. B) seemed to protect the United States from another overseas war. C) guaranteed that other nations would provide military aid to the United States. D) committed the United States to remaining peaceful. E) allowed for an American presence in international affairs.
Britain's move in the direction of free trade, which eliminated duties on many North American goods reaching British markets, involved which of the following products?
a. Cotton, wheat, and fish. b. Timber, fish, and grain. c. Iron, copper, and timber. d. Rice, grain, and fish. e. Rice, wine, and corn.
What could the emphasis on human sacrifice tell you about the Aztec state and religion? In what ways was it a continuation of traditional Mesoamerican practices? In what ways was it not? Is the Aztec emphasis on human sacrifice similar to any other societies studied so far?
What will be an ideal response?
What did the Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine declare?
a. The United States had the right to rule Puerto Rico and the Canal Zone. b. The last few European colonies in the Americas must be granted independence. c. The British and German navies should cease patrolling Latin American waters. d. The United States would be the senior partner in the Pan American Alliance. e. The United States alone could intervene in the affairs of Latin American countries if need be.