Through his newspaper The Liberator, William Lloyd Garrison became a leading spokesperson for
A) temperance.
B) immediatism.
C) the Second Great Awakening.
D) prison reform.
E) Transcendentalism.
B
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Frederick the Great's engagement with the nobility and universities resulted in __________.
A. support for the monarchy unseen elsewhere B. calls for a German national state C. the end of the Holy Roman Empire D. the establishment of a representative body
Which of the following about European Jews in the late-nineteenth century is FALSE?
A. Jews were widely represented among law and medical students in some countries. B. Anti-Semitism was widespread throughout the societies in which they lived. C. Anti-Semitism prevented them from achieving any professional success. D. Zionism developed out of their desire to create their own nation-state. E. Their migration to Palestine was opposed by the Turks, who controlled the region.
As a result of the Korean War, the
A. American public felt reassured that communism was being contained. B. American public believed there was something wrong with the United States. C. government reduced the amount of money it was pumping into the economy. D. stature of the American military increased. E. American economy was dragged into a recession.
Which of the following statements regarding Hispanic New Mexico is FALSE?
A. At the time of the Mexican War, Hispanics greatly outnumbered Anglo-Americans. B. Descendants of the original settlers engaged primarily in cattle and sheep ranching. C. Taos Indians, allied with Navajos and Apaches, forced out Anglo-Americans until 1847. D. The Anglo-American population grew rapidly once the railroads began traveling to the Southwest. E. The Spanish had had settlements in the area since the seventeenth century.