How did the Second New Deal change the United States?
A) It introduced the doctrine of states’ rights.
B) It challenged the core assumptions of Jim Crow.
C) It ended the Great Depression.
D) It strengthened the federal government.
Answer: D
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Lincoln declared from the outset of the Civil War that
a. he was not fighting to free black slaves. b. he wanted to see an end to slavery. c. slaves in all the Confederate states were now legally emancipated. d. he believed blacks and whites were equal. e. None of these choices are correct.
Which of the following made up the nation's poorest group after the Second World War?
A. Single women B. Mexican Americans C. Native Americans D. African Americans
The ultimate result of the formation of the Delian League was to
a. limit commercial opportunities throughout the region. b. create a cultural alliance of equal and independent city-states in Asia Minor. c. make Athens the dominant city-state in the region. d. foster closer ties with Sparta. e. strengthen trade ties with the Persians.
This industry became the nation's first "big business".
a. Steel b. Banking c. Railroad d. Oil