Which of the following statements BEST describes educational opportunities available to blacks in the southern states?

a. Despite an extensive system of public education for white children, black children were given no formal educational opportunities.
b. Throughout the South, the formal education of blacks, whether free or enslaved, was prohibited by law.
c. Because of the larger black population in the South, educational opportunities there were actually much greater than they were in the northern states.
d. Although the South lacked public schools, a small number of private institutions offered educational opportunities to blacks, especially in cities.


d. Although the South lacked public schools, a small number of private institutions offered educational opportunities to blacks, especially in cities.

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a. limited term lengths for appointed Supreme Court justices b. legal assistance for people who could not afford lawyers c. judicial review, or the judicial branch's right to appoint Supreme Court justices d. judicial review, or the court's right to declare a law unconstitutional

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What did Gutenberg invent that changed the world?

A) Guns B) Cannons C) Playing cards D) Woodcuts E) The printing press (movable type)

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Abraham Lincoln won the presidency in 1860. __________

A) by a comfortable margin B) with a strong showing in the border states C) with the endorsement of his old political foe, Stephen Douglas D) with no support from the South

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What is the best explanation of the contradiction contained in Hoover's approach to the depression?

A. He authorized the use of federal funds to feed drought-stricken livestock, yet he rejected the use of federal money to feed impoverished farm families. B. He encouraged people to save, but his tax policies promoted spending. C. He sought to increase taxes, yet he argued in favor of deficit spending. D. He sought to reduce taxes, yet he argued that a balanced budget was essential.

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