One of the shocking habits of the Rus to outsiders was
a. selling slaves.
b. Paganism.
c. cremating their dead in boats.
d. women appearing in public without chaperones.
e. All of these.
c
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The popular politician who was the greatest asset of religious fundamentalists campaigning against teaching Darwin's theory of evolution in the schools was
A) William Jennings Bryan. B) Warren G. Harding. C) Charles Evans Hughes. D) Theodore Roosevelt.
Philosopher John Dewey's main influence was in the reform of:
A) labor laws. B) factory health and safety. C) public education. D) industrial efficiency.
By the 1850s, which of the following was a consequence of internal improvements in the North? a. The canals and railroads built in the North only benefited factory owners and financiers. b. The canals and railroads built in the North had a unifying effect by linking the Northeast with the OldNorthwest
c. The canals and railroads built in the North benefited the entire nation and helped to integrate both the Southand the Old Northwest into the North's market economy. d. The canals and railroads built in the North severely strained the economy of many Northern states, causingsome of those states to declare their state treasuries bankrupt.
In the case of Dred Scott v. Sandford, __________
A) a slave owner sued for damages because he was beaten severely by an abolitionist B) a slave owner sued for damages because abolitionists helped his slaves C) a slave sued for damages because he was beaten severely by a white owner D) an escaped slave sued for his freedom because he was caught in a free territory E) a slave sued on the grounds that he had lived in a free state and so he should be a free man