During the late 19th century, the working class saloon was all of the following except
Answer: A meeting place for husbands and wives
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National party conventions were more important in the late nineteenth century than today because
a. they provided a rare opportunity for state and municipal politicians to meet. b. primary elections were hopelessly corrupt. c. money was raised by selling exclusive coverage rights to the press. d. the states chose the party's presidential candidates. e. none of these choices.
The difference of opinion about religious matters that caused several colonial churches to splinter is referred to as ____________________ .
a. dissent b. tolerance c. objectivity d. schism
The cotton economy of the lower South ________
A) benefited the lower classes and the upper classes equally B) did not create uniform prosperity throughout the region C) was free from general market fluctuations D) led to greater southern self-sufficiency E) encouraged industry and innovation
All of the following statements about Juan Garrido are true EXCEPT
a. he planted the first wheat crop in the Americas. b. he participated in the Spanish conquest of the Aztec Empire. c. he remained a slave his entire life despite his many achievements. d. he served for a time as a civil official in Spain’s Mexican empire.