__________ insurgents rallied in the 1890s under the nationalist leadership of José Martí.
A. Filipino
B. Cuban
C. Mexican
D. Haitian
Ans: B. Cuban
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A. had numerous related impacts that increased yields B. rarely expanded beyond their region of origin C. allowed greater control by landlords over the peasants D. spread rapidly to and from the colonies
Mother Bethel was:
A) the name lovingly given to Richard Allen's wife. B) the runaway slave who established a Mormon settlement in lower Louisiana. C) an independent school for black children. D) Richard Allen's first church.
By the terms of the Treaty of Tordesillas, Spain received all major parts of the New World except for
A) Brazil. B) the Carolinas. C) Peru. D) Mexico. E) Florida.
What is not true of the Civil Rights Bill passed by congress in 1866?
A. It was passed by congress in order to dismantle the Black Codes established in the Southern States B. It was vetoed by President Johnson on constitutional grounds. He was southern and sympathetic to the south C. Congress overrode a presidential veto of the Civil Rights Bill. D. All of the above.