The leader of Kenya’s nationalist movement, and its first Prime Minister, was
a. Kwame Kkrumah
b. Patrice Lumumba
c. Joseph Mobuto
d. Jomo Kenyatta
e. Nelson Mandela
Ans: d
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a) Corliss engine b) garment industry c) labor unions d) iron law of wages
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a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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a. Brigham Young. b. William Miller. c. Mathias. d. Joseph Smith. e. Sylvester Graham.
The Republican Congress responded to the establishment of Black Codes in the South by
A) nominating Charles Sumner for president B) extending the life of the Freedmen's Bureau C) offering to back off passage of the Civil Rights Bill D) jailing governors from every Southern state