The Mexican-American War was known as "Mr. Polk's War" because:
A) he personally led U.S. forces in battle.
B) American strongly supported the war.
C) the war was unpopular and politically divisive.
D) Congress never approved a declaration of war.
Answer: C
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A. that Atticus had been secretly racist all along, and people had falsely identified with him B. that ideas such as White liberal idealism could be twisted and turned to become something different as people change C. that it could suddenly, randomly turn against the people it purported to help D. that idealism might not be as strong of a position when looked back on
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A. was driven from power B. led the Delian League C. died in the battle of Platea D. retired in favor of Cimon
Which of the following groups was NOT singled out as a threat to traditional American values by the Ku Klux Klan?
What will be an ideal response?
Chicago experienced lawlessness and ganster activity in the 1920's.
a. true b. false