The Edmunds Act and Edmunds-Tucker Act were both aimed at __________.
A. attacking the Mormon Church and its practices
B. granting individual homesteads to reservation Indians
C. opening federal lands for mining
D. providing funding for western railroads
Answer: A
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A) a revolutionary socialist movement based upon common ownership and a classless society B) an economic system in which the state owns and directs the means of production C) a one-party dictatorship that is closely aligned with corporate interests D) a form of government in which the political power resides with the military alone
Who demanded that the French government establish cooperative workshops in 1848?
a. François Guizot b. Alexis de Tocqueville c. Louis Blanc d. Louis Philippe e. Louis Napoleon
The Quito Insurrection of 1765 was different than most 18th century revolts because it was a
A) rebellion that aimed to restore the fabled power of the ancient Inca Empire. B) bloody conflict that linked rural and urban opponents to Spanish sovereignty. C) precursor to the wars of independence and aimed to create a sovereign Peruvian state. D) revolt that united elites, artisans, and shopkeepers against royal taxes and monopolies.
The demise of the Soviet Union __________
A) was a boon for the economy of southern California B) set off a global depression C) did not bring about the end of the Cold War D) ended the arms race