Atlanta was known as the "Chicago of the South" because of its proximity to a
A) nuclear power plant.
B) railroad hub.
C) stockyards.
D) high mountains.
Answer: B
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Which statement describes the development of the gay liberation movement of the 1960s and 1970s?
A) Gay liberation grew quickly after Stonewall but made slow progress. B) The Stonewall riots spurred a gay and lesbian movement that was small and subdued. C) Gay liberation groups emerged after Stonewall, but most remained insignificant. D) The Stonewall riots created a wave of sympathy for gay liberation and the movement made dramatic changes in a short time.
Republicans characterized Frémont's performance in 1856 as "victorious defeat" because __________.
A. he carried most of the states of the North B. he won a majority of the popular, but not the electoral, vote C. he built the Republican Party into a national party D. the Democrats fractured because of his candidacy
In what way was Greek civilization in the Hellenic period humanistic?
A) Philosophers maintained that the world was a rational place. B) Society was seen as incompatible with the polis. C) Citizens were encouraged to look toward the state for protection. D) Individuals were regarded as eternal and godlike. E) Humans were seen as the mediator between order and chaos.
America's mountain men became so well known that their lives became entwined with the folklore of the nation
Indicate whether the statement is true or false