On the forced march from their Georgia homeland to Oklahoma known as the Trail of Tears, the Cherokees experienced all of the following except
a. 100,000 Indians being uprooted.
b. the loss of their ancestral and ostensibly legally protected lands to white settlement.
c. countless Indian men, women, and children dying on route or after arriving in Indian Territory.
d. having to abandon sacred and family grave sites.
e. the rampant sexual abuse of wives and daughters by U.S. soldiers.
e
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a. Latin American policy b. pursuit of the Vietnam War c. failure in implementing his Great Society programs d. refusal to be a Cold Warrior e. advocacy of welfare programs
If an American became ill in the 1870s, __________.
a. health insurance would cover the cost of the illness b. he or she would mostly likely be taken to a hospital c. there was little help from the medical profession d. he or she would mostly likely be treated at home
The Battle of Fallen Timbers resulted in
A) the dismissal of General Arthur St. Clair. B) an embarrassing defeat of the American army. C) the decisive defeat of the Ohio Indians. D) a public humiliation for the Washington administration. E) the forcible removal of Indians to lands west of the Mississippi.
The green revolution took place in what field?
A) ecology B) manufacturing C) biology D) agriculture