What formed the basis for voting qualifications?
A. Height
B. Weight
C. Property ownership
D. Place of birth in the U.S.
Answer: C. Property ownership
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a. as a benefit to the slaves themselves b. as a stain on America’s good name c. as a necessary evil d. as a positive good
Which of the following, associated with the Mexican Revolution, is true?
a. Zapata embraced the rights of the poor. b. Carranza was more concerned with property rights. c. Diaz had ruled Mexico since 1880, as a result of rigged elections. d. Pancho Villa fought against the ownership of the best land by a small elite. e. All of the answers are correct.
Which of the following was an unexpected result of giving women the right to vote?
A) They did not follow politics and could not make an informed decision. B) They generally voted the same as their fathers or husbands. C) They did not take advantage of their right to vote. D) They were more vulnerable to manipulation by politicians. E) They voted only for Republican candidates, even if others were more deserving.
McClellan's 1862 Peninsular campaign failed largely because __________.
A. Lee retreated and refused to fight B. McClellan avoided battle in hopes of forcing a Confederate surrender C. Lincoln denied McClellan sufficient troops D. Lee burned Richmond to prevent it falling into Union hands