Union General Ulysses S. Grant's basic strategy in the Civil War involved
a. using long-range artillery assaults.
b. striking tactically from the flanks.
c. assailing the enemy's armies simultaneously, massively, and directly.
d. destroying the enemy's economy and undermining civilian morale.
e. a series of multiple hit and run attacks by small Union forces designed to keep the opposing army off-guard.
c
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The working women of Lancashire justified their continued employment by arguing that
a. working women are openly hostile to men encroaching on their jobs. b. factory work is the only occupation many women can find to earn a living. c. most women work to supplement their husbands' meager pay. d. factory work provides women with a means to speak out about inequities in the workplace.
The three famous legislators of the first half of the nineteenth century were Henry Clay, John C. Calhoun and Stephen Douglas
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
When World War II began in 1939, how many unemployed workers were there in the United States?
a) About 2 million b) Just under 4 million c) 8 million D) 10 million
The Swiss Brethren were also known as Anabaptists because they
A) considered infant baptism unbiblical and re-baptized adults. B) completely rejected baptism as a sacrament. C) believed Christians were predestined to damnation unless they were baptized. D) did not understand the meaning of baptism. E) believed that only the pope could baptized Christians.