Harriet Tubman gained fame
a. by helping slaves to escape to Canada.
b. in the gold fields of California.
c. as an African American antislavery novelist.
d. as a public opponent of the Fugitive Slave Law.
e. by urging white women to oppose slavery.
a
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After 1763, many white residents of British North America
A) began to lump all American Indians together as an enemy race. B) distinguished their perceptions of individual Indian tribes depending on their political relationship with Great Britain. C) eased their racial attitudes towards American Indian tribes and promoted assimilation and conciliation with the Native Americans. D) supported a negotiated, conciliatory approach to resolving land and political conflicts with most American Indian tribes.
Hamilton proposed to define the national debt in a way that increased what the nation had to pay. What two pressing financial problems did this seek to solve?
A. bartering and localism B. no central bank and no budget management C. revenue and credit D. a trade deficit and a tax revolt
Women were particularly vulnerable to disease and death resulting from __________.
A. puerperal fever B. meningitis C. smallpox D. typhoid
The warrior Saladin ended Shi'ite rule in Egypt and ousted Christians from Palestine
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.