Where were the majority of Civil War military skirmishes fought?
a. at sea
b. in northern states
c. in southern states
d. west of the Mississippi River
c. in southern states
d. west of the Mississippi River
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After the Battle of the Marne in 1914,
a. the tide of war in the west turned to the French. b. the tide of war in the west turned to the Germans. c. the war became defensive, one of position rather than of movement. d. poison gas aided the German cause.
A wartime ad read, "Will you ever have another car? Another radio? Another gleaming new refrigerator? Those who live under dictators merely dream of such possessions." This ad links consumerism with
A) justice. B) fascism. C) democracy. D) victory. E) uncertainty.
Urban growth in many antebellum cities
A) outpaced the government's provision of public services. B) led to healthier and more comfortable living conditions. C) followed an attractive and orderly plan. D) made it the nation's largest city by 1860.
One result of the American naval victories on the Great Lakes was
a. a British naval blockade of the United States. b. the U.S. ability to prevent British landings on American soil. c. an increase in British naval operations in Canadian waters. d. American control of the Caribbean shipping lanes. e. U.S. disruption of British overseas trade.