The four leading candidates for the presidency in 1824 called themselves ____________.
A. Democratic-Republicans
B. Masons
C. Anti-Masons
D. Socialists
Ans: A. Democratic-Republicans
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The outcome of the 2000 presidential election was finally decided by __________.
a. the House of Representatives b. the Supreme Court c. the Senate d. a recount
An encomienda was
a. a form of forced labor and tribute. b. a plantation for mining precious metals. c. a plantation for growing sugar. d. an agreement with Amerindians. e. a disease of the lower intestine.
The case of Eliza Lucas provides evidence for which of the following conclusions?
A. Eighteenth-century South Carolina adopted progressive attitudes toward women. B. South Carolina society was intolerant of educated women. C. Women often spoke out against the institution of slavery. D. The knowledge of slaves from the Caribbean contributed significantly to the economic development of South Carolina.
Many young ministers like Martin Luther King, Jr. and Ralph Abernathy were members of the NAACP:
A) and took an active role in organizing locals throughout the South. B) but were frustrated and impatient with the gradualist legal tactics of the organization. C) and raised money for the association's legal efforts. D) and continually praised the organization from their pulpits.