The 1975 agreement that recognized all central and eastern European borders that had been established since the end of World War II, and committed the signers to the human rights of its citizens, was the
a. Stuttgart Memorandum.
b. Geneva Settlement.
c. Helsinki Accord.
d. Vienna Accord.
e. Tashkent Pact.
c
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Students in Greensboro, North Carolina, sat at a Woolworth's lunch counter all day on February 1, 1960 but were never served because the
A) store had closed out of fear of a race riot. B) lunch counter served white customers only and the students were black. C) lunch counter served black customers only and the students were white. D) store owners were protesting the Supreme Court's Brown v. Board of Education decision.
Which of the following statements is true of Nilo-Saharan and Afro-Asiatic speakers?
A) They migrated to the drier areas of southern Africa. B) They domesticated cattle and used stone pottery. C) They converted raffia palm into woven textiles. D) They were hunter-gatherers and cattle herders. E) They were nomadic groups with no permanent settlement.
Which of the following prompted Spain to negotiate the sale of Florida to the United States?
A. the Missouri Compromise B. civil war in Spain C. the Mexican war for independence against Spain D. the Panic of 1819 E. the Seminole Wars
How did David Walker, a free black abolitionist, change other abolitionists' views on slavery when he published an Appeal?
A) He stressed the need for violent slave insurrections. B) He gained more support from Southern intellectuals for African colonization. C) He convinced other abolitionists that emancipation should be immediate, not gradual. D) He made abolitionism a religious movement linked to humane treatment for the first time.