What did the Emancipation Proclamation do?
(A) Freed all slaves in the North and South
(B) Freed slaves in secessionist states
(C) Freed only slaves in the border states
(D) Freed all Southern slaves who volunteered for the Union army
Ans: (B) Freed slaves in secessionist states
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How was American imperialism of the late 1800s different from its earlier form of Manifest Destiny?
A) Imperialists treated nonwhites more humanely than Indians had been treated under Manifest Destiny. B) Manifest Destiny encouraged expansion through technological innovations while imperialism did not. C) American imperialists had little to no interest in spreading their democratic values abroad. D) Imperialism focused on overseas colonization in order to create a U.S. global economy.
In vetoing the charter of the Bank of the United States, Andrew Jackson claimed to represent the interests of __________
A) small borrowers B) southern plantation owners C) the urban poor D) the eastern elite
During the reign of Joseph II, Austria became more authoritarian toward the two kingdoms of
A) Bavaria and Hanover. B) Bohemia and Hungary. C) Turkey and Greece. D) Bosnia and Serbia. E) Naples and Venice.
Who was Niccolò Machiavelli? What did Machiavelli believe is the most important trait for a ruler? What was his role in the politics of Renaissance Italy?
What will be an ideal response?