Nelson Mandela was best known as
A) F.W. de Klerk's partner in ending apartheid.
B) the first black president of South Africa.
C) chief of the banned African National Congress.
D) president of South Africa in 1994.
E) All of these
E
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What would be an example of John Locke’s views on liberalism?
a. a slave who had every right to challenge his or her bondage b. a person who has the right to choose what church he or she will attend c. a government that had a king to check the power of the legislative branch d. a king who announces the official religion for all people living in his country e. a government that creates a fund to help the poor
As a result of the Dred Scott decision,
A. President Buchanan called publicly for the impeachment of Chief Justice Roger Taney. B. the presence of an aggressive Slave Power was confirmed in the minds of many Northerners. C. several Southern states threatened to secede from the Union. D. most white Northerners favored a constitutional amendment extending equal rights to African Americans.
All of the following is true of Polish anti-Semitism between the wars EXCEPT:
A. Many political groups equated citizenship with Polish ethnicity. B. the Polish government nationalized the matches, salt, tobacco, and alcohol industries and then enacted legislation that discriminated against hiring Jews for these government monopolies. C. laws made it difficult for Jews to observe the Sabbath while keeping their jobs; requiring businesses to be closed on Sunday meant Jewish shops had to close two days of the week. D. government regulations required businesses to display their owners' names prominently, which made it easy for people to avoid Jewish shops. E. Jews were forced to wear distinctive badges on their clothing.
While the Anti-Masons of 1828 did not make a major impact, that political third party:
a. stood for reducing the power of secret groups like the Masons b. backed Andrew Jackson and helped carry several states for him c. was actually a party composed of moderate National Republicans d. eventually became today's Democratic party