The population of the thirteen American colonies was
a. about evenly divided among Anglo-Saxons, French, Scots-Irish, and Germans.
b. perhaps the most diverse in the world, although it remained predominantly Anglo-Saxon.
c. about one-half non-English.
d. most ethnically mixed in New England.
e. largely German and African American in the South.
b
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What project did Rudyard Kipling undertake to help assuage his grief at the loss of his son during the Battle of Loos?
a) He was appointed to the War Graves Commission and spent countless hours helping to memorialize the British war dead. b) He was appointed to the St. Pancras Hospital Board, where he worked tirelessly on behalf of soldiers gassed in the war. Consider This: It occurred at about the same time he published the poem “My Boy Jack.” See 11.6: Narrative: My Boy Jack. c) He was appointed poet laureate of England and spent the rest of his life writing anti-war poems. Consider This: It occurred at about the same time he published the poem “My Boy Jack.” See 11.6: Narrative: My Boy Jack. d) He organized a circle of European poets from all the combatant nations to work to end future conflicts. Consider This: It occurred at about the same time he published the poem “My Boy Jack.” See 11.6: Narrative: My Boy Jack.
In 1860, the northern Democrats and southern Democrats, respectively, nominated Stephen Douglas and __________ for president.
A. John C. Calhoun B. James Buchanan C. John C. Breckinridge D. John Bell
The U-2 incident of 1960 involved a(n)
a. U.S. spyplane that was shot down over Soviet territory. b. American ejection of Soviet diplomatic personnel. c. invasion of Cuba backed by the C.I.A. d. Soviet spy ring in Washington, D.C.
What social and economic groups in American society tended to support the Federalist Party? Why did each do so? Why did commercial groups generally support the Federalists?
What will be an ideal response?