The Sand Creek massacre of 1864 was led by __________
a. William J. Fetterman
b. George Custer
c. William Sherman
d. John Chivington
e. Joseph Smith
D
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Mary E. Lease shocked urban politicians when she told Kansas farmers to
A) raise less corn and more hell. B) stop farming and move to the cities. C) attack the railroads for price gouging farmers. D) turn their grain into alcohol.
The benevolent monarchy described in the Rites of Zhou
A. endured in practice throughout the dynasty's long reign. B. continued to grow in significance as the dynasty developed. C. degenerated, in practice, into a fractious arrangement of despotic and exploitive local rulers. D. reflected the enhancement of the intelligence and morality of the Zhou rulers. E. in time, developed into a highly centralized structure.
The U.S. sought to bolster its negotiating position in the summer of 1968 by
A. stepping up ground operations in Cambodia. B. diverting domestic opposition through the Phoenix Program. C. abandoning the Chieu Hoi Program. D. launching the Accelerated Pacification Campaign to gain control of rural areas. E. None of these.
John Wilkes is significant to British and American history because
a. he created a constitutional crisis in England. b. he openly supported the patriots. c. he convinced France to support the U.S. d. his paper published attacks on the US patriots. e. he convinced the English people to turn against the U.S.