At the beginning of the twentieth century, U.S. citizenship was open only to "white" persons and those whose ancestors came from Africa
A) True
B) False
A
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During Churchill's 1944 meeting with Stalin in Moscow, it was agreed that the West would have predominance in ________ and the Soviet Union would have predominance in ________
A. Greece; Yugoslavia B. Greece; Romania and Bulgaria C. Yugoslavia; Romania and Bulgaria D. Romania and Bulgaria; Hungary
Transcendentalists were interested in using their literary output
a. to create a romanticized view of American life b. to foster the development of a national identity c. to question natural law d. to reform American life e. to develop a rational explanation for life
In Owen Wister's novel, The Virginian (1902), the American cowboy was
A. castigated for his poor relations with Indians, Mexicans, and Chinese. B. seen as fast disappearing, as urbanization spread west. C. portrayed as a simple and virtuous frontiersman. D. lamented as having lost his innocence and decency. E. criticized for being too quick to use violence.
How did the federal government ensure the smooth transport of war-related freight during the war?
A) by replacing all railroad workers with federal employees B) by disallowing railroad unions from making demands C) by providing additional labor to maintain railway lines D) by taking over management of the railroads