Detroit mayor hazen Pingree became nationally known as a surprise friend to labor in what dispute:
A: battle of the overpass
B: great trolley riot
C: great sit down strikes
D: socony refinery strike
Answer: B: great trolley riot
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Why had Washington's political alliance shifted by the end of his presidency?
a. Disillusioned by political factions, he created his own political party. b. He regretted supporting England in the war, and began to support France. c. He regretted supporting France in the war, and began to support England. d. He shifted from neutrality to a closer alliance with the Federalists. e. He shifted from neutrality to a closer alliance with the Republicans.
What must one do to become a Muslim?
A) undergo public baptism B) follow the five pillars C) read the entire Qur'an D) pass an oral exam on the doctrines of the faith
In waging war against Japan, the United States relied mainly on a strategy of
a. heavy bombing from Chinese air bases. b. invading Japanese strongholds in Southeast Asia. c. advancing across a broad front in the South Pacific. d. "leapfrogging" across the South Pacific while bypassing Japanese strongholds. e. turning the Japanese flanks in New Guinea and Alaska.
Helen Hunt Jackson's 1884 novel, Ramona,
a. portrayed Indian reservations as ideal tourist sites, even as Indians lived in poverty. b. highlighted the dangers of interracial love in a story about an Indian girl and Frenchman Émile Zola. c. used a romantic story of a love affair to illustrate the mistreatment of Indians. d. depicted conflicts between Californio rancheros and American squatters.