Woodrow Wilson’s record on race relations __________.
a. reflected his northeastern roots
b. won him support in the North
c. showed his consistent opposition to racial discrimination
d. was shaped by the power of southern Democrats in Congress
d. was shaped by the power of southern Democrats in Congress
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What did Harriet Tubman and other Underground Railroad “conductors” defy?
(A) The Fugitive Slave Law (B) The Wilmot Proviso (C) The Tallmadge Amendment (D) Popular sovereignty
To promote American industry, Republicans after the War of 1812 advocated
a. removing the ban on slave labor in factories. b. reducing federal taxes on business. c. raising the prices of foreign goods through high tariffs. d. reducing regulations to free businesses from unnecessary paperwork.
The Portuguese seizure of lands from the Mwene Mutapa of east Africa eventually became the colony of
a. Zimbabwe b. Mozambique c. Zambezi d. Mombasa e. Zaire
Changes in middle-class attitudes during the 1920s included
a. a surprising degree of support for the Bolshevik cause, first articulated by President Wilson in 1919. b. the popularity of Theodor van de Velde's book Divorce in Five Easy Lessons. c. the popularity of short skirts, short hair, and the use of previously risqué cosmetics. d. the acquisition of television sets. e. the popularity of the twist.