At the beginning of the war, free black Americans __________
A) fled to Canada to avoid re-enslavement
B) volunteered in large numbers for military service
C) remained strangely silent on the threat to the Union
D) were valued by Union military leaders
Answer: B
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A. anticolonialism B. dependence on European powers C. European colonial powers D. international relations
The Workingmen's Party
A) ?was formed in Philadelphia. B) ?was formed in 1828. C) ?was inspired by similar organizations in England. D) ?was formed to represent "the interests and enlightenment of the working classes." E) ?All of these are correct.
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Yeoman farmers in the South
A. opposed slavery because it hurt them economically. B. hated the planter class. C. owned only a few slaves. D. suffered from isolation, a limited market, and chronic money shortage.