The shift from legal struggles in the courts to protests in the streets began in __________.
a. Greensboro, North Carolina
b. Baton Rouge, Louisiana
c. Little Rock, Arkansas
d. Montgomery, Alabama
d. Montgomery, Alabama
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The nobility increasingly fought to be included __________.
A. in significant government positions B. as colonial administrators C. as monarchs became more reliant on popular authority D. in trade negotiations with foreign power
What remarkable event of the 1700s enabled the Industrial Revolution to take place?
A) an agricultural revolution B) a sharp increase in population C) more democratic governments D) an end to colonization E) higher food prices
What was NAACP leader W. E. B. Du Bois alluding to when he stated that Garvey's Black Star Line, a black-owned fleet of steamships, "…arose and disappeared, and with it went some $800,000 of the savings of West Indians and a few American
Negroes…" in his 1923 biographical sketch "Marcus Garvey"? A) Garvey's incompetence and dishonesty as a business leader B) Garvey's prowess in running a successful enterprise C) Garvey's idea of encouraging self-sufficiency by encouraging black-owned businesses D) Garvey's insistence on establishing an independent nation in Africa
As governor of New Jersey, Woodrow Wilson:
a. took a hands-off approach to leadership. b. shocked party leaders by embracing reform issues. c. developed a reputation as a conservative. d. eliminated the corrupt state board of education.