After World War II, numerous white Americans took the opportunity to move to __________
A) Canada
B) suburbs
C) cities
D) the countryside
B
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The enclosure movement resulted in
a. increased food production and depopulation of the countryside. b. increased population and increased landlord paternalism. c. larger farms and social turmoil. d. technological improvements and the creation of a labor force for the Industrial Revolution.
Which of the following is true about the Radical-dominated Reconstruction Congress?
A. The central focus of its program was to protect the land rights of blacks. B. Its influence waned when northern voters repudiated Radical congressmen at the polls in 1866. C. Its influence grew when Johnson's vetoes drove moderates into the Democratic Party. D. It sought to build Republican Party support in the South by winning the black vote and curtailing the power of the planter class.
Vietnam, in its mid 19th century fight with France, refused to consider
a. Converting to Christianity b. Surrender c. Adopting new military techniques d. Launching risky offensives e. Allying with its neighbors
The decimation of American buffalo herds in the late nineteenth century
A. destroyed the ability of Plains Indians to resist the advance of white settlers. B. was fostered by the railroad companies. C. was accelerated by the eastern fad of owning a buffalo robe. D. happened almost entirely in the space of a single decade. E. All these answers are correct.