The Anti-Comintern Pact was motivated primarily because the signatories ________
A) were historical allies
B) had a common enemy
C) shared a religious ideology
D) were opposed to Italy
B
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"In a few years there will be no slaves Northward of Maryland." The preceding quote is attributed to:
A) Thomas Jefferson in 1785. B) Luther Martin in 1785. C) Jehu Grant in 1785. D) James Armistead in 1785.
Jeffersonians were often agrarians, but they were seldom backward-looking people. Instead, followers of Jefferson tended to be:
a. pessimists, who favored states' rights and limited central powers b. moderates, who wanted a stronger central government c. optimists, who believed in people's ability to improve themselves d. quasi-monarchists, who believed a new, more enlightened, royal class could be created in America
Washington built the Tuskegee Institute using
a) slave labor. b) student labor. c) poor white labor. d) sharecropper labor. e) volunteer labor.
By the early 1800s, the South:
A) had become a slave society. B) was a society with slaves. C) had begun to question the morality of slavery. D) depended less on slavery than during the colonial period.