Which of the following was a strong advocate of colonization in the early nineteenth century?
A) Frederick Douglass
B) Paul Cuffe
C) Samuel Cornish
D) David Walker
Answer: B
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A) Alien and Sedition Act B) Whiskey Rebellion C) Jay's Treaty D) XYZ Affair
One may credit Ashurbanipal with a. building the Hanging Gardens
b. furthering the ideas of Zoroaster. c. maintaining a library of clay tablets. d. restoring Nineveh. e. terrorizing his neighbors.
President Jefferson fought back against John Marshall’s Supreme Court
a. by appealing to ideals of fair play. b. by supporting impeachment of one of Jefferson’s opponents on the Court. c. by proposing the abolition of the Supreme Court. d. by proposing compromise to Marshall. e. none of these choices.
By the time the Allies met at Yalta, Roosevelt realized that neither the Soviets nor British would accept:
A) establishing European spheres of influence. B) a conditional German surrender. C) the principles of the Atlantic Charter. D) American domination of the postwar world.