All of the following were true of Solidarity in the years 1980–1981 except that it was
A) led by Lech Wa??sa, an electrician.
B) concerned mainly with higher wages and lower food prices.
C) concerned with the recognition of independent labor unions and the right to strike.
D) concerned with freedom of expression.
E) initiated, supported, and financed by the Catholic Church.
Ans: B
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The Townshend Acts
a. were more vigorously protested by colonists than was the Stamp Act. b. were designed to raise revenue to help pay the salaries of royal governors. c. failed to produce the volume of revenue expected. d. were repealed by Parliament. e. were reluctantly accepted by the colonists.
Free blacks in the South
A. were primarily mulattoes. B. lived mostly in the Upper South. C. developed an internal hierarchy favoring darker or "more African" skin colors. D. lived mostly in urban centers.
One of the chief obstacles in John Kennedy's presidential bid in 1960 was his
A. religion. B. public image. C. womanizing. D. wealth. E. lack of resources.
Why did John D. Rockefeller reject competition among oil companies?
a. He believed that consolidation, not competition, created stronger companies. b. He did not want to be forced to lower his prices to consumers. c. He felt that other oil companies were inferior to his company. d. He believed that competition would only weaken his own company. e. He felt that his company needed to develop before it could compete with others.