In the summer of 1862, the war was a stalemate
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
ANS: T
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The socialist movement in France was characterized by:
A. a united effort espoused by labor groups to end worker exploitation. B. a united effort that had influence at the cabinet level. C. a divided effort with two main opposing factions. D. an effort consisting of three main factions. E. its strong stands for the rights of women.
Which of the following factors was not a reason why President Harry Truman decided to use the atomic bomb in 1945?
A) He was concerned about the high potential casualty figures from an American invasion of the Japanese home islands. B) He wanted to prove to the world that the United States hated the Japanese and wanted them to suffer because of their attack on Pearl Harbor. C) The Japanese had suffered terrible destruction from American bombing attacks but were still not willing to surrender. D) Japanese soldiers and sailors almost always refused to surrender even when it was clear that their cause was lost E) He hoped to intimidate the Soviet Union.
The greatest barrier to economic mobility in 18th century British America was:
A) a rigid and racist class system. B) scarce and increasingly expensive land. C) legal limits on leaving one's birth community. D) a growing feudal system.
The two preeminent Republicans of the 1790s were
A. John Adams and Thomas Jefferson. B. John Adams and James Madison. C. Thomas Jefferson and Aaron Burr. D. Alexander Hamilton and James Monroe. E. Thomas Jefferson and James Madison.