What was true of the African National Congress?
a. It was originally led by Western-inclined intellectuals who had little popular support.
b. It was initially aimed at achieving full equality for the educated native population through violent means.
c. Its policies met with cooperative reactions from the white majority who held power.
d. In time, its policies became more focused on using peaceful protest to achieve its goals.
e. Its original goal was to achieve a new system of government based on full equality for all Africans.
a
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The nonimportation movement that was called to protest the Townshend duties was
a. endorsed by most of the colonial assemblies. b. inspired by colonial merchants who sought economic gain. c. supported by all colonists from all classes. d. effective in reducing colonial imports from England.
John Marshall's decisions as chief justice revealed his belief in
a. the need to defer to the elected branches of government. b. a strong central government. c. the sanctity of personal liberties. d. the Jeffersonian principles of Constitutional "strict construction." e. the primacy of states' rights.
One of the key goals of progressives was to curb the threat posed by
a. mass immigration. b. feminism. c. the gospel of wealth. d. the radical Industrial Workers of the World. e. monopoly power.
Pontius Pilate had Jesus crucified because
a. Jesus refused to recognize the monotheism of Judaism. b. Roman law would not accept any religion that spoke to monotheism. c. Jesus was convicted in a Roman court and found guilty of being a thief. d. Pilate feared a disturbance in a region that was already unsettled. e. as a Jew, Pilate would not tolerate attacks against Judaism.