Where was the first successful English settlement in North America?
A) Roanoke Island
B) Massachusetts Bay
C) East Timor
D) Jamestown
D
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Why was President Truman unable to pass his civil rights legislation?
A. a lack of support from Progressive Democrats B. a strong conservative voting coalition C. the ruling of the Supreme Court D. lack of voter support in the north
In 1937, the ________ won a major victory when the fiercely antiunion Pullman Company recognized its right to bargain for its members who worked on trains
A) Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters B) American Federation of Labor C) Communist party D) Congress of Industrial Organizations
The Sufis
A) believed that a path of discipline leads to mystical communion with Allah. B) suffered the execution of al-Hallaj, a famous teacher, for blasphemy. C) were accused of claiming to be above the law and divine. D) all of the above. E) none of the above.
In the infamous Fort Pillow Massacre of 1864,
A. Colonel Robert Gould Shaw led Union soldiers against a defenseless refugee camp in Alabama. B. Union troops annihilated the Confederate forces under General P. G. T. Beauregard in New Orleans. C. Captain Andre Cailloux was killed while attacking Confederate soldiers in Louisiana. D. Confederate troops in Tennessee slaughtered almost two hundred surrendering black soldiers.