An important departure for young women mill hands in the South was
A) greater subordination to their husbands.
B) less religious upbringings.
C) more authority within their households.
D) greater racial tolerance.
C
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What technique was used by the Incas to control the actions of the people they had conquered?
a. They enslaved women and children to avoid attack. b. They held important members of the royal family hostage. c. They kidnapped religious images belonging to the defeated peoples. d. They kept the defeated peoples in walled compounds at night. e. They chanted insulting and humiliating songs in the presence of defeated leaders.
How did Reagan’s approach to the conflict in Nicaragua differ from Carter’s?
A) Carter refused to get involved; Reagan sent economic aid to the Sandinista government. B) Carter deployed ground troops to Nicaragua; Reagan implemented an airstrike strategy. C) Carter favored an airstrike strategy in Nicaragua; Reagan deployed ground troops instead. D) Carter sent troops to Nicaragua; Reagan gave economic aid to the Sandinista government. E) Carter gave economic aid to the Sandinista government; Reagan cut off that economic aid.
Which statement about the American Federation of Labor is true?
A. The AFL's longtime leader was Eugene V. Debs. B. The AFL attracted a majority of U.S. skilled workers into its ranks. C. The AFL, a combination of craft unions, stressed concrete, gradual economic gains. D. The AFL's approach to labor consolidation was the horizontal business model.