After the Civil War, ________
A) there was little need for reform movements
B) women were excluded from reform movements
C) reform movements remained active in American life
D) the national government was the major agent for change
E) reformers focused exclusively on temperance
Answer: C
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What is true of the Japanese islands?
a. Honshu receives over 200 inches of snow each year. b. It contains so many mountains that the percentage of land that it can use for farming is under three percent. c. Since its mountains are volcanic, much of its soil is very poor. d. The nearness to the Asian and Pacific tectonic plates causes it to be subject to violent earthquakes. e. The largest of the four main islands is Kyushu.
European missionaries, particularly Jesuits, had quite a bit of success in Japan, until Christian missionaries were banned and many Japanese Christians were executed.
a. true b. false
In 1798, Americans became involved in a "Quasi-War" with:
A) Spain. B) England. C) the Iroquois. D) France.
The one issue on which the Arab states were united was
A) the Suez Canal. B) equal sharing in oil revenues. C) Palestine. D) a sympathy for Communism. E) the worship of Allah.