The Nez Percé Indians of Idaho were goaded into war when
a. the Sioux sought their land.
b. American authorities tried to herd them onto a reservation.
c. gold was discovered on their land.
d. the Americans objected to their planned migration to Canada.
e. their alliance with the Shoshones required it.
b
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How did American neutrality during the early years of World War II differ from neutrality during the early years of World War I?
A. President Roosevelt's neutrality agreement did not allow for arms sales. B. President Roosevelt supported sending a small contingent of soldiers for non-combat operations. C. President Roosevelt asked Americans to sympathize with those at war with Germany. D. President Roosevelt's call for neutrality only applied to economic support, not military support.
Which statement best describes the sixteenth-century aristocracy?
a. The aristocracy dominated society as it had done in the Middle Ages. b. The aristocracy was largely surpassed by the up and coming merchant class. c. The aristocracy was still powerful, but had little new blood to keep it vital. d. The aristocracy was extremely uneducated compared to the nobility of the Middle Ages. e. The aristocracy largely disappeared by the early seventeenth century.
In the late nineteenth century, the number of saloons declined as they became places where the whole family went
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Nineteenth century liberals advocated for
A. equal voting rights for male and female citizens. B. equal voting rights for all male citizens. C. voting rights only for male citizens who met certain property requirements. D. an egalitarian democracy that fostered universal suffrage for all people. E. rapid change through revolutionary action.