In what way was the position of women in American society worse in the 1960s than it had been in the 1920s?
a. A higher percentage of women who wanted to work were unemployed.
b. A higher percentage of women over eighteen were unmarried.
c. A lower percentage of women were enrolled in colleges and professional schools.
d. A higher percentage of women lived in poverty.
c. A lower percentage of women were enrolled in colleges and professional schools.
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Quinine was used by Europeans to provide partial immunity from
a. sleeping sickness. b. diphtheria. c. scurvy. d. cholera. e. malaria.
The Whigs nominated William Henry Harrison for president in 1840 because
a. Henry Clay refused the nomination. b. Harrison was a southerner. c. Harrison was a military hero with no political record. d. Harrison’s best-selling “True Whig” articulated Whig belief in a way ordinary voters could understand. e. the party could find no one else who was well known who wanted the nomination.
In the early seventeenth century, Virginia’s blacks ________
A) were encouraged to marry white women B) occasionally served in the House of Burgesses C) sometimes became planters D) greatly outnumbered whites E) slowly integrated into white society