W. E. B. Du Bois and the NAACP took the position on the war that black Americans should __________
A) “close ranks” and support a patriotic effort in the hopes that it would earn them respect and legal equality at home
B) boycott the military until it agreed to integrated units and black officers
C) launch a widespread campaign of civil disobedience at home to bring about civil rights
D) unite with people of color around the world to destroy international imperialism
Answer: A
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a. was a long, drawn-out war. b. required the United States to make concessions to the Spanish. c. required Cuba to negotiate with the Philippines. d. was short and successful for the United States. e. resulted in no U.S. battle casualties
During the Civil War, the Confederacy's policy of impressment authorized its armies to:
A) seize food for the troops without any eventual payment. B) confiscate slaves for military use but pay their owners full market value for them. C) set up camps on private land whenever necessary. D) take necessary food and slaves from civilians and pay with Confederate currency. E) nationalize food production and war material industries.
For many of the lesbian co-parents in Padavic and Butterfield’s study, ________ was a great hindrance for developing a parental identity.
a. lack of biological relatedness b. social discrimination c. legal discrimination d. rejection by the child
Which of the following was NOT a major change in middle-class family life during the nineteenth century?
A) Relationships between parents and children became more intimate. B) The “Cult of Domesticity” gained ground. C) Families became more child-centered. D) More and more women worked outside the home. E) The use of corporal punishment declined.