What little humanity survived in the southern slave system should be credited to:
A) kind masters.
B) loving plantation mistresses.
C) legal protections of slaves.
D) the slaves themselves.
Answer: D
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a. It was founded by philosophers who concluded that the Ming collapsed in part because of its retreat from practical politics. b. It was devoted to reconstituting an activist Confucianism. c. The scholars of the Academy avoiding arguing with the Court about any matters, believing a stable, self-assured government was the strongest. d. It inspired the “Han Learning Movement,” which sought to recover the original classic Confucianism.
Which of the following was not an outcome of the Underwood Tariff Act?
A. It reduced tariffs 15 percent across all imports. B. It eliminated tariffs for steel. C. It eliminated tariffs for iron ore. D. It established a federal banking system to oversee tariffs.
Which of the following best describes what the text means by the phrase "the Southern burden"?
A. a paralyzing thirst for revenge for the Civil War defeat B. white guilt about slavery C. a characteristic speech pattern that northerners regarded as backward D. a system of low-paid labor and lack of industry
The 1996 presidential election saw
A. President Clinton find his greatest campaign strength in a strong economy. B. Ross Perot receive nearly double the number of votes he received in 1992. C. President Bill Clinton shift to the political left to gain support among his party. D. President Clinton's campaign gain momentum in the final weeks. E. Bob Dole appear to take a commanding lead in the early public opinion polls.