The strip of territory separating the Allied and German trench systems was called ________
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Answer: no man's land.
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What role did white southerners think that free blacks played in slave revolts?
A) White southerners thought that free blacks were incapable of independent thought and therefore would not take a role in revolts. B) White southerners thought that free blacks were an extremely dangerous element and responsible for inciting slaves to rebellion. C) White southerners mainly thought that foreigners, not free blacks, had the main roles in slave revolts. D) White southerners thought that free blacks played a minimal role because they realized that slaves were unhappy in slavery and would try to get out of it.
What is the connection between the Voices section on black leaders and the Civil Rights Act and the main themes of the textbook chapter?
A) The letter reflects the desire of black leaders for segregated social institutions. B) The letter reflects the desire of southern blacks to join the Democratic Party. C) The letter reflects the desire of black leaders for stronger civil rights laws. D) The letter reflects the desire of black leaders for more prisons.
Why was John Jay was sent to London in 1794?
A) to explore an alliance with Britain in its war with France B) to negotiate for American expansion into Canada C) to seek new markets for American tobacco and cotton D) to settle a dispute with Britain over trade with France E) to ask for monetary reparations for the American Revolution
Which of the following did Washington NOT say about his experience as commander of the Continental Army?
a) He would rather have retired to the West to live "in a wigwam" than to command the Continental Army. b) "I think the game is pretty near up. I am wearied to death." c) "I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country." d) "Are these the men with whom I am to defend America? Good God! Have I got such troops as these." e) "I tell you that I never was in such an unhappy, divided state since I was born."