The Washingtonian Movement concerned the problem of
A) crime. B) alcoholism.
C) rehabilitating criminals. D) education.
B
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Lincoln rejected the Crittenden Compromise because he believed that __________
a. taking a strong stand would win the support of northern unionists b. most southerners favored secession c. extending the Missouri Compromise line to the Pacific would solve the slavery issue d. the minority in favor of secession would soon give up e. adding Cuba and Central America to the United States would relieve the sectional crisis
Which of the following is true of U.S. involvement in the United Nations humanitarian efforts in Somalia in the early 1990s?
A. Boris Yeltsin responded to the operation by lodging a formal protest with the U.N. Security Council against that body's meddling in African affairs. B. The presence of U.N. peacekeepers led rival clans in Somalia to enter into a cease-fire agreement and a democratic regime was installed. C. Libya responded by invading Somalia in an attempt to prevent its "westernization" D. When troops loyal to a Somali warlord began deadly attacks against American soldiers, the United States withdrew its troops.
____________________ did away with the Janissary corps, banned Sufi brotherhoods, and seized funds from the ulama
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This map showing the location of both secular and religious utopian communities in the United States reveals that __________
A) the Mormons were a sedentary sect B) the South was not as receptive to these communities as the North C) the mid-Atlantic seacoast was a hotbed of utopian reform D) there were more Shaker communities in the Midwest than New England