In 1946, six black World War II veterans, who sought the same rights in the U.S. that they had fought for overseas, were
a. victorious in their efforts, but only in the North.
b. publically endorsed by major civil rights groups.
c. dismissed as communist infiltrators.
d. murdered as part of ongoing racist vigilantism.
e. admired by young people nationwide.
d
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A. Constantinople B. Alexandria C. Rome D. Athens
In the eighteenth century, the largest owner of property in the New World was __________
A) the Spanish king B) the Portuguese king C) the Catholic Church D) Vasco de Gama
For Hegel, the supreme embodiment of Universal Reason in the world was
a. the state. b. the church. c. extraordinary individuals like Jesus. d. the German volk. e. the Zeitgeist.
Under Lenin's New Economic Policy,
a. Lenin retired from active political life. b. state requisitions of peasant grain continued. c. individuals were permitted to own small retail stores and peasants to sell their produce. d. the state relinquished control over all heavy industrial operations. e. banks and mines became privately-owned.