The South's yeoman class:
a. lived mainly in the Mississippi lowlands region
b. was especially numerous in the tobacco growing regions
c. never gained proportional power in the state legislatures
d. was a sizeable group found especially in the pine belts and hilly upland areas
D
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What is the theme of the illustration in the text, A Caricature of Darwin?
a. Man evolved from Adam and Eve. b. Man reverted back to inferior specie. c. The history of the specie of the ape, involved the evolution of man. d. It is being used by creationists to picture man as a savage animal. e. God designed both the ape and man separately.
Which of the following was NOT a characteristic of the Iron Age?
a. a shift of the centers of civilization out of River Valleys. b. a focus on smaller, fortified cities. c. artisanal concentration on luxury goods for the wealthy. d. a transition of the economy onto manufacturing and trade. e. culture represented by the Phoenicians.
The takeover of vast landholdings by the British East India Company was
a. a disaster for the Indian economy. b. a blessing in disguise for the Indian people. c. largely a fiction. d. a boon for local industries. e. welcomed by most Indian peasants.
Who were the core supporters of the new Whig Party that fully emerged in the 1830s?
A) National Republicans who opposed the Adams-Clay American System and opposed Jacksonian Democrats in the 1828 election and the 1830s.
B) National Republicans who supported the Adams-Clay American System and politically opposed Jacksonian Democrats in 1828 and the 1830s.
C) Jacksonian Democrats who supported Andrew Jackson and the Democrats in 1828, but who fell out with the Democratic Party in the 1830s because of the party's opposition of the Adams-Clay American System.
D) National Republicans who opposed the Adams-Clay American System and opposed the party's antislavery position.