Even though the West was often depicted in popular literature of the early nineteenth century as a violent place, in the minds of many Americans it also symbolized the nation's core value. That value was
a. materialism.
b. idealism.
c. communalism.
d. freedom.
d
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The white Quaker antislavery activist ________ moved from North Carolina to Indiana to be in a more advantageous position to aid the Underground Railroad
A) Levi Coffin B) William Lloyd Garrison C) Anthony Burns D) Theodore Weld
The importance of religion in the Cold War era was demonstrated by
a. congressional legislation requiring every school in America to open each day with a prayer. b. the introduction of a prohibition amendment in Congress. c. the religious messages included in popular TV shows like Leave It to Beaver. d. the growth of membership in mainline Christian churches.
The People’s party was popularly known as the
a. Agricultural Wheel. b. Farmers’ Alliance. c. Greenback-Labor party. d. Farmers’ Union. e. Populist party.
The colony of Virginia was named in honor of
A. Virginia Dare. B. Queen Mary. C. QueenElizabeth. D. Humphrey Gilbert. E. Walter Raleigh.