The traditional report, or hadith, became the chief source of
a. legal and religious norms.
b. geographic knowledge.
c. population and taxation data.
d. security information on spies and disloyal commanders.
a
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President Polk based the war message he delivered to Congress in 1846 on the claim that
A) Mexico had refused to pay its debts. B) Mexican authorities were mistreating American settlers in Texas and California. C) Mexico and Great Britain were plotting to halt American expansion into the Southwest. D) Mexicans had invaded the United States.
According to your text, one feature of “almost all church congregations” in this era was that __________
a) more than half were women b) they were integrated c) they were led by white ministers d) the vast majority were men
In the early years of the Depression, most unemployment councils were
A. suppressed by the federal government for suspicious activities. B. committed primarily to what they called "self-help." C. focused on strikes and other measures to protest low wages. D. founded by members of the American Communist Party.
In the 1790s, a Federalist would most likely have supported
a. a national bank b. a limited national government c. an economy based on farming d. the strict interpretation of the Constitution