The Seminole War between 1835 and 1842 ended with
a. the Seminoles surrendering and ceding their lands to the United States.
b. the extermination of the Seminoles.
c. the forcible removal of the Seminoles from Florida to the West.
d. the United States allowing some Seminoles to remain in Florida.
d
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How did most of the general public respond to the rise of political parties in the 1820s and 1830s?
a. People resisted the party system. b. People were deeply ambivalent. c. People in the Northern states were more accepting of parties than those in the South. d. People accepted them as part of the wild contentiousness of political life. e. People thought parties were the best expressions of political ideologies.
What was the primary cause of the economic collapse of East Germany the late 1980's? a. Concern over the weakening economy of the Soviet Union
b. "Brain drain" as skilled workers fled to the West. c. Unemployment and severe discontent. d. Reunification with West Germany. e. A shutdown of work by protesters inspired by Lech Walesa and Solidarity.
Which of the following was not a notable feature of sixteenth-century Spanish America?
a) The Spanish crown took little interest in the administration of colonial affairs b) Indians were compelled to work, either as slaves or wage laborers, in gold and silver mines or on large haciendas c) A blending of Indian and Spanish culture gradually took root d) A Black Legend regarding the harshness of Spanish colonial rule spread across the Atlantic World
The city political "machines":
a. generally provided improved city facilities and social services to the city's poor b. did not exist after the beginning of the twentieth century c. created an inefficient "hodgepodge" in city governments d. usually discriminated against ethnic, religious, and racial minorities