Throughout most of his career, Malcolm X
a. worked closely with leaders in the mainstream civil rights movement.
b. contended that blacks could only uplift themselves by assimilating into white society and changing it and themselves simultaneously.
c. remained an obscure figure, unknown outside of radical black circles.
d. argued that black men should prove their manhood by defending themselves and their families against violence with violence.
d. argued that black men should prove their manhood by defending themselves and their families against violence with violence.
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An important political change between 1820 and 1840 was that
A) the Federalist Party recovered from its post-War of 1812 decline. B) voter participation in federal elections sharply declined. C) issues rather than personalities became the common subject of political campaigns. D) most states abolished property requirements for voting.
Constantine restored economic stability to the Roman Empire by introducing the __________ as a new currency
A) coloni B) paganus C) solidus D) metropolitan
In the elections of 1946 in Argentina, __________ gained a mandate as president at the head of a fractious coalition of nationalists, socialists, and communists.
a. Juan Perón. b. Eva Duarte. c. José Napoleón Duarte. d. Jacobo Arbenz.
What was the effect on workers of the establishment of an "open shop" at a company?
A) Workers were required to join a union, which was typically manipulated by management. B) Workers could choose to join a union, but might face harassment and other discriminatory practices. C) Workers were not allowed to join a union, and their lack of job security fueled an anxiety that drove them to work hard. D) Workers could receive benefits such as medical care and pensions as long as they agreed not to join a union. E) Workers could choose to join a union as long as they agreed not to strike.