Which one of the following statements accurately describes black–white race relations during World War II?
A. Almost all black soldiers served in integrated army units alongside white Texans.
B. In order to improve race relations, the legislature passed an antilynching law.
C. Black soldiers lived separately and trained separately from whites at Texas military bases.
D. Texas A&M University became the first historically white state university to accept black students.
C
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The Great Enclosure of the Zimbabwe may have been all of the following except:
a. A 36-feet-high circular wall. b. Plastered or painted on the inside. c. An Islamic law school. d. Densely packed with houses.
As gold and silver came to be in demand and money markets began to emerge, what else also emerged?
A. Bookkeeping overseen by local lords and the king's household. B. New trading companies and banking firms to manage the exchange and sale of goods. C. An increase of manufacturing that could create more gold and silver. D. New practices that sought to ensure merchants would not gain too much too quickly. E. A less stable life for peasants who found agricultural contributions less valuable.
The main demand of the strikers gathered at Haymarket Square in Chicago was __________.
A. an eight-hour workday B. collective bargaining rights C. workers' pensions D. police protection of union leaders
What made Columbus state that the earth was not round but had the shape of a pear?
a. He believed the ocean tilted upward. b. His compass measurements were incorrect. c. He agreed with the conclusions of Ptolemy. d. He disagreed with the conclusions of Ptolemy. e. He relied on earlier Roman and Greek maps.