The Equal Rights Amendment was defeated when the STOP ERA campaign led several states to
A) reverse their endorsement of the amendment.
B) ratify the amendment.
C) lose interest in the issue.
D) support the amendment.
A
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In the 1968 election, Lyndon Johnson decided
A) ?to run as an independent. B) ?to run for another term as a Democrat. C) ?not to seek his party's nomination as the presidential candidate. D) ?to run as a Republican. E) ?to announce that the end of the Vietnam War was near.
The era known as Classical Greece is significant because
a. Alexander the Great lived and ruled during this period. b. massive famines killed two-thirds of the Greek population. c. many cultural contributions of Greece is known to have happened during this time. d. it was marked by a confrontation between the Greek states and the Roman Empire. e. Minoan Crete took over the Greek mainland.
In the Dred Scott case, the Supreme Court ruled that:
a. Scott's travels on free soil had made him a free man. b. slavery was a crime against God but legal under the Constitution. c. Congress had no authority to outlaw slavery in federal territories. d. slavery was illegal in the territories without a majority vote by the residents.
By the middle of the 1800s, which of the following cities had become the center of the meat packing industry?
A. Boston B. Cincinnati C. New Orleans D. New York