Open-range ranching in the late nineteenth century required
A) miles of fences.
B) large land holdings.
C) control of a stable water supply.
D) special permits issued by state legislatures.
C
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The Woman's Christian Temperance Union's efforts at prohibition and other social reforms allowed women to __________.
A. fuse public concerns with moral guardianship B. seek control without the vote C. remove unwanted elements in society D. keep wives and mothers in the home
When colonists shouted, "No taxation without representation," they were
a. denying Parliament's power to legislate for the colonies. b. rejecting Parliament's power to levy revenue-raising taxes on the colonies. c. objecting to King George's taxes imposed without Parliamentary approval. d. demanding the right to be represented in the British Parliament. e. insisting that colonial legislatures have a veto power over taxes.
All of the following were progressive mayors except
a. Thomas L. Johnson. b. Samuel M. Jones. c. Hazen S. Pingree. d. Abe Ruef. e. none of these choices.
In the early 20th century Europeans could feel confident that the future would be peaceful for a number of reasons
What were these reasons, and what factors undermined them? What was the primary basis for increasing European cooperation during these years, and why did this cooperation not survive the increasing strains of the prewar years?