How were black churches important to the abolitionist movement?
A) Clergy attacked slavery and discrimination.
B) Black churches were generally not very important, because they refused to get involved in any political issues within the community.
C) Churches provided 75 percent of all funds to the antislavery organizations.
D) Because black churches were still controlled by whites, they made few contributions.
Answer: A
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A. Quotas were only applied to countries from which immigration had increased in the year after 1890. B. Quotas were based on existing population figures, allowing in far more European immigrants than sought entry. C. Quotas were equal for all countries and demand for entry for western Europeans was greater than the number allowed. D. Quotas were determined by a percentage of applications and very few western Europeans applied.
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A. by Japan's defeat in WWII B. by a UN ruling C. by German liberation D. by nationalist revolutions
Race was an important factor that led Englishmen to make permanent slaves of their black servants.
a. true b. false
Freud
a. based his ideas on a firm belief in the immutable rationality of human personality. b. challenged the nineteenth-century belief in progress with his stress on irrational and unconscious forces operating within a man life. c. advanced the ideas of the id, the wunderkind, and the quanta to explain human behavior. d. was the leading European proponent of Social Darwinism. e. coauthored Die Volk with Houston Stewart Chamberlain.