Extreme nationalists at the turn of the twentieth century had come to believe
a. that war was inevitable and desirable.
b. all members of a nation must be united under the same national government.
c. their nation had the right to recover lost territories, even by force, and to dominate inferior nations.
d. the spiritual energies traditionally found in religious fervor needed to be channeled into a passionate loyalty to the nation.
e. all of the above
e
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Abraham Lincoln won the presidency in 1860:
A) by a comfortable margin. B) with a strong showing in the border states. C) with the endorsement of his old political foe, Stephen Douglas. D) without the support of a single southern state.
One major accomplishment of President Mirabeau B. Lamar was __________
A. reducing spending and balancing the national budget B. paying off most of the national debt C. obtaining diplomatic recognition from France and Great Britain D. obtaining a $10 million loan from the U.S. government
During the first millennium of the common era, the caste system evolved into how many main caste groups?
a. two b. four c. six d. ten e. one hundred
Who led the American forces from Texas to northern Mexico?
A) Ulysses Grant B) John Tyler C) Winfield Scott D) Zachary Taylor