Former Confederate leaders and former officeholders could regain their political and property rights in the post-Civil War years by __________.
a. giving reparations to former slaves.
b. applying for individual presidential pardons.
c. migrating to a northern state.
d. applying for presidential pardons by state.
Answer: b. applying or individual presidential pardons.
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A) free enterprise B) order C) equal opportunity D) competition
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a. fought to prevent the annexation of Texas b. was against annexation in any form c. was against annexation unless it included the Oklahoma territory d. was for annexation but only if it included the New Mexico territory e. was for annexation immediately after Texas declared independence
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A) Monarchy and communism B) Communism and imperialism C) Communism and fascism D) Fascism and imperialism E) Fascism and monarchy
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A. rebellions against British policy. B. significant increases in immigration C. Wilfred Laurier became its first prime minister. D. establishment of the Dominion of Canada with its own constitution. E. completion of a transcontinental railroad.