What did the Voting Rights Act of 1965 ban?
A) literacy tests
B) sit-ins
C) boycotts
D) desegregation
Answer: A
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What was the significance of the Election of 1866?
A) Republicans gained two-thirds majorities in both the House and Senate and could now override any presidential veto. B) Republicans gained simple majorities in both the House and Senate and could now override any presidential veto. C) Democrats gained strength because Americans saw the impeachment attempt of the president as a political sham. D) A new independent party, the National Democrats, gained significant power through the black vote.
Washington believed that
a) African Americans had earned a life of leisure after years of slavery. b) African Americans should seek a liberal education grounded in Greek and Roman classics. c) African American education meant freedom from manual labor. d) African Americans should seek a practical education to make themselves a valuable part of the emerging industrial order. e) African Americans should receive free college education as repayment for their years of slavery.
The successor of Anwar Sadat as president of Egypt was
a. Hosni Mubarak. b. Menachem Begin. c. Gamal Abdel Nasser. d. Yasser Arafat.
What was one of the results of the automobile revolution?
a. The consolidation of schools b. The increased dependence of women on men c. The growth of cities d. A loss of population in the West e. Less generational conflict