The zoos of nineteenth-century Europe __________.
A. displayed exotic animals from the colonies
B. were primarily sites for the upper class
C. provided urban dwellers with an experience of their country's natural scenery
D. attempted to provide a visualization of Darwin's evolutionary theory
Answer: A
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The Romans tying their history back to Aeneas and to Romulus and Remus served what purpose?
A. To showcase their humility. B. To make a historical account of their beginnings. C. To separate themselves from the Greeks. D. To give a history to their military power. E. To give them a notable ancestry.
Which of the following groups remained loyal to Jimmy Carter in the election of 1980?
a. southerners b. farmers c. African Americans d. West Coast liberals
Under pressure from abolitionists and Radical Republicans, Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation in 1863. It did not actually free the slaves, but it made the war a crusade against _______. As a result, Great Britain, which was against slavery, lost any sympathy it had for the South.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Which of the following laws was a boon to the American labor movement
a. the Clayton Antitrust Act
b. the Federal Reserve Act
c. the Underwood Tariff Act
d. the Payne–Aldrich Act