The election of 1856 was __________.
A. two separate contests for the North and South
B. a return to power of the Whig Party
C. a victory for Fillmore
D. a setback for Democrats
Answer: A
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After the fourth century C.E., the Roman Empire
a. revived under a series of German-speaking emperors. b. split into declining Western and still-flourishing Eastern halves. c. completely collapsed, allowing Arabs to dominate the entire Mediterranean region. d. broke up into a prosperous northern and poor southern regions.
The fighting over the island of __________was particularly fierce because of its close proximity to Japan.
A. Okinawa B. Guam C. Guadalcanal D. Tarawa
During the 1820s and 1830s, the state governments in the recently settled states of the Old Southwest became
a. more and more corrupt. b. less representative of the masses. c. more democratic. d. less democratic.
Nomadic people did not trade with settled people, and sought neither manufactured nor agricultural products.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)