This late-nineteenth-century presidential candidate outpolled his opponent in popular votes but lost the election
a. Arthur
b. Cleveland
c. Garfield
d. Harrison
b
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How was the Non-Intercourse Act different from the Embargo Act?
(A) The Embargo Act forbade American merchants from trade with all foreign countries; the Non-Intercourse Act banned trade only with Britain and France (B) The Non-Intercourse Act forbade trade with all foreign nations; the Embargo Act banned trade only with Britain and France (C) The Embargo Act banned trade with Britain and France; the Non-Intercourse Act promised to restore trade relations with the first country that agreed to respect American neutrality (D) The Embargo Act banned trade with Britain; the Non-Intercourse Act banned trade with France
Which national labor union survived into the post-Civil War period?
a. The National Labor Union b. The Knights of Labor c. The American Federation of Labor d. The Knights of Columbus e. The National Colored Labor Union
The map showing battles and troop movements during the War of 1812 indicates that most of the major battles were fought in order to __________
A) control Canada B) secure the mouth of the Mississippi River C) capture the American government in Washington, D. C. D) break up the British blockade along the Atlantic seacoast
The "$24 deal" refers to
a. the amount of money, expressed in contemporary currency, needed to fund one's passage to the New World b. the transaction that the Dutch believed gave them title to the island of Manhattan c. the average price of a slave at auction in colonial Virginia d. a bribery attempt made by colonial merchants of British customs officials e. the purchase of a "letter of indulgence" from Catholic officials in Maryland in order to be forgiven of one's sins