Which of the following was the moral message in much of George Catlin's work?

a. Destruction of the natural environment is against God's will.
b. Indians are better off if they are removed from the corrupting influence of white Americans.
c. American westward expansion is right and moral and part of God's plan.
d. The superior American culture must inevitably replace all other cultures.


b

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Mexican mestizos were the product of unions of

A) Indians and Europeans. B) Africans and Indians. C) European settlers. D) Africans and Spaniards.

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The right to vote without regard to race, color, or previous condition of servitude was guaranteed by the __________ Amendment.

A. Thirteenth B. Fourteenth C. Fifteenth D. Sixteenth

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According to historian Frederick Merk, why were most Americans opposed to adding all of Mexico to the United States?

a. They felt that adding all of Mexico would make it too difficult to govern the United States. b. They believed that the United States had already reached its natural boundaries. c. They were opposed to the spread of slavery. d. They believed only white people should be added to the United States for reasons of race.

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Why had Carlos IV of Spain agreed to an alliance with France?

a) Carlos decided to make peace after the less radical Directory government was established in Paris. b) Carlos had hoped an alliance would encourage the French to abandon plans for a Cult of Reason. Consider This: Carlos only objected after Napoleon marched his army into Spain to get to Portugal. See 6.8: Narrative: May Madness. c) Carlos did not really want to get involved in an alliance, but threats from the Inquisition forced his hand. Consider This: Carlos only objected after Napoleon marched his army into Spain to get to Portugal. See 6.8: Narrative: May Madness. d) Carlos was desperately trying to avoid the fate of his cousin Louis XVI. Consider This: Carlos only objected after Napoleon marched his army into Spain to get to Portugal. See 6.8: Narrative: May Madness.

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