In 1836, how did Congress react to the rising tide of abolitionism?
a. By ending the slave trade in Washington, D.C.
b. By banning slavery in the territories
c. By passing a "bill of rights" for slaves
d. By passing a gag rule forbidding Congress to address the abolition of slavery
D
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a. It helped farmers but hurt industrial workers. b. It led to skyrocketing inflation. c. It led to high unemployment. d. It produced the greatest economic boom in the country’s history.
Prior to enforcement of Title IX, college sports for women were funded at what percentage of
funding for male students? A) 20-30 B) 5-10 C) 1-2 D) 40-50
Based on Map 4-2, which region was most likely to play a significant intermediary role between Asian and Mediterranean trade routes?
a. Andhras c. Tibet b. Persia d. Ethiopia
Alfred Smith, the Democratic presidential candidate in 1928, was __________
A) Methodist B) Baptist C) Jewish D) Catholic