Which of the following people entered the mail-order business in the late nineteenth century?
a) Richard W. Sears
b) Eugene V. Debs
c) Henry Clay Frick
d) George Engel
a) Richard W. Sears
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The Black Death, in spite of the high mortality rates, opened opportunities for women in
A) education. B) jobs where they earned more than men. C) guild membership. D) medical trades.
The most important provisions of the Fourteenth Amendment:
a. repealed the income tax and tariffs which had been passed during the war b. defined United States citizenship and kept states from taking away a person's rights c. gave limited voting privileges to white women who had opposed the Confederacy d. forbade excessive bail and cruel and unusual punishment against United States citizens
Imagine that you were a white tenant farmer in the South during the late nineteenth century. Describe the conditions of your existence at that time
What will be an ideal response?
The pope credited with dramatically expanding the power of the papacy by allying it with monasteries, using Roman administrative methods, and making it a leading financial institution was
a. Leo III. b. Stephen II. c. Gregory I. d. Zacharias. e. Pius.