At the beginning of the 1920s, the American people were generally:
a. anxious to get back to domestic reform after their involvement in the world war
b. disillusioned with progressive reform and interested in pursuing the good life
c. determined to punish Germany and guarantee it would never again threaten the United States
d. preoccupied with international affairs, so domestic reform got little attention
B
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Ghana became an influential state based on wealth from trade in
A) gold. B) slaves. C) salt. D) kola nuts. E) all of the above.
The Truce of God church order proclaimed that all ________
A. bishops in German states will be appointed by German princes B. men must abstain from violence and warfare during a certain part of each week and in all holy seasons C. those who attend mass shall show support for the institution through monetary donations or donations specifically requested by the church D. men who choose to become acting members of the church shall swear a life of celibacy E. those who harm members of vulnerable groups such as women, peasants, merchants, and clergy will be excommunicated
Sarah Grimké's Letters on the Equality of the Sexes and the Condition of Women bears a tone of __________ in response to the ministers who reprimanded her and her sister Angelina for stepping out of a "woman's proper sphere."
A. assertiveness B. acceptance C. ridicule D. denial
The final surrender of Lee's Confederate Army came at
A. Petersburg. B. Leesburg. C. Atlanta. D. Fort Sumter. E. Appomattox Courthouse.