The Montgomery bus boycott __________
a. moved Martin Luther King, Jr. away from his philosophy of passive resistance
b. sparked an outburst of violence against blacks all over the South
c. led to the emergence of Martin Luther King, Jr. as a black civil rights leader
d. failed to change Montgomery's strict segregation laws
e. ended when President Eisenhower sent in troops to stop the boycott
C
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An industrial owner who practiced horizontal integration __________
A) aimed to appease labor B) invested in a wide variety of industries C) bought out competitors in the same industry D) believed that monopoly was destructive to economic needs
During the American Revolution, the state militias
A) increasingly attracted volunteer recruits. B) served to legitimate the war among the people. C) required service of only the poorest class of men. D) provided an effective, well-equipped fighting force.
Transportation in colonial America was
a. surprisingly fast for the time. b. safer by road than by any other means. c. slow by any of the means available. d. so poor that no mail service was established until the 1800s. e. fast only on the waterways.
Sun Myung Moon was a successful cult leader who
a. had 250,000 followers. b. claimed that God had chosen him to complete the work of Jesus.. c. who contributed generously to the Republican Party. d. all of the above choices. e. none of these choices.