The section, “Rethinking the Meaning of Race” describes racial progress heading into the twenty-first century as __________
a) real and lasting, but incomplete and uneven
b) limited to small victories met with violence
c) a vindication of the civil rights struggle leading to near complete racial equality in American life
d) growing increasingly unimportant in a nation no longer defined by racial issues
Answer: a
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A) expand the size of the federal government B) promote manufacturing and national markets C) reverse the Federalist policies of the 1790s D) abolish slavery
Because “Reaganomics” tax policies favored the well-to-do, critics compared them to the tax policies of President
a. U. S. Grant. b. Calvin Coolidge. c. Franklin D. Roosevelt. d. John F. Kennedy. e. Warren G. Harding.
DORA was
a. the nickname for the Gallipoli campaign. b. a British law which allowed newspapers to be censored and dissenters arrested. c. the codeword which set off the Bolshevik Revolution in 1917. d. the name of a passenger ship sunk by German submarines. e. the wife of Archduke Francis Ferdinand and who was assassinated at Sarajevo in 1914.
Some historians claim that John Marshall made the most important contributions to nationalism in the early republic, even more so than Alexander Hamilton. Explain how this judgment might be a valid one
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