The population of the precolonial Americas:
A) is impossible to estimate with any confidence.
B) varied greatly by region.
C) was uniformly distributed across the continents.
D) was greatest in the Arctic and Great Basin.
Answer: B
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The passage of the Indian Removal Act of 1830, in effect, represented all of the following EXCEPT
A) the federal government acceding to the state of Georgia's effort to involuntarily transfer thousands of Cherokees from their native homes in Georgia to new lands in Oklahoma. B) making the Cherokees subject to Georgia state laws that were politically and economically discriminatory to Indians. C) a nominal and misleading choice for the Cherokees between moving west to new lands where their independence would be honored or choosing to remain where they were living but now subject to Georgia state law. D) the end of any political or legal efforts by the Cherokees to defend and assert their claims to their historic native lands.
The main force behind the 1920s economy was
a. the steel industry. b. automobile production. c. agriculture. d. the entertainment industry.
Which of the following statements is NOT accurate about the differences between the Spanish approach to colonization and that of the English and French?
A. Private investors played a much greater role in the English and French approach. B. The English and French did not encounter large, centralized states like the Spanish. C. The English colonies had their own assemblies that influenced the choice of royal governor, which Spanish colonies lacked. D. The English and French viewed the indigenous populations as their equals more than did the Spanish. E. Spanish explorers relied to a greater degree on royal backing.
In what ways were immigration restriction, prohibition, and attacks on vice "progressive" reforms?
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