For most of the nation's history, a little over one-third of the people were involved in religious activities. However, in the 1950s, that number grew to over ________,
and on some Sunday mornings, more than half of all of the people in the country were in church.
A) half
B) 80%
C) 75%
D) two-thirds
Answer: D
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A) unsophisticated B) early to develop C) densely populated D) warlike
Which of the following epidemics swept through city populations in the late 1800s due to bad housing for factory workers and a lack of proper sanitation in the cities?
A) Plague B) Typhoid C) Measles D) Anthrax E) Smallpox
Discuss the issue of the national debate on tariffs by comparing the ideas of Henry Clay, Andrew Jackson, and John C. Calhoun. How did Jackson use the Nullification Crisis to draw the line at championing states' rights?
What will be an ideal response?
A number of Quaker activists such as __________ moved from North Carolina to Indiana to be in a more advantageous position to aid the Underground Railroad
A) Levi Coffin B) William Lloyd Garrison C) Anthony Burns D) Theodore Weld