Which of the following statements about late-nineteenth- and early-twentieth-century immigrants is true?
A. They all came with the intention of permanently settling, although many went home.
B. Most were Protestants.
C. They bore fewer children than the native-born.
D. Most settled in ethnic communities centered on church life.
Answer: D
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a. relatively little bloodshed b. the adjustment of unequal taxation c. the development of new administrative systems d. the appointment of capable governors
Which of the following is NOT true about the post-Civil War southern economy?
A. The South's economy was poor, decentralized, and isolated. B. Cotton remained the dominant southern product, despite falling prices. C. A capital shortage made tenant farms the prevailing pattern in southern agriculture. D. Despite dreams of a "New South," industry never took hold in the South before 1900.
What was a main goal of the Congress of Vienna?
a) to return Europe, wherever possible, to the boundaries and political systems it had before the French Revolution b) to punish the English for plundering Spain during the Napoleonic Wars Consider This: Why did the Congress take nearly a year to complete its work? See 8.1: Europe after 1815. c) to unify Italy and Germany once and for all Consider This: Why did the Congress take nearly a year to complete its work? See 8.1: Europe after 1815. d) to try Napoleon Bonaparte for crimes against humanity Consider This: Why did the Congress take nearly a year to complete its work? See 8.1: Europe after 1815.
Alexander Hamilton's Bank of the United States would NOT
A) issue paper notes to circulate as currency. B) be governed by a board of directors composed of the president's cabinet. C) collect and deposit tax monies. D) make loans to private businessmen.