In the early nineteenth century a woman's property
a) belonged legally to her husband. b) was one of many things that gave her independence from her husband.
c) was combined with her husband's property in marriage and belonged legally to both partners. d) was given to her parents as soon as she was married. e) was shared equally by her children upon her death.
a
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What effect did the Grange movement have on American politics?
A. It led to the establishment of the People's Party. B. It led to significant Republican Party platform changes. C. It led to an effective Interstate Commerce Commission. D. It led to several massive government rural welfare programs.
As powerful as the Asante kingdom was, why was it defeated by the British?
a. The British fielded a smaller special elite corps of marines. b. The Asante navy was no match for British gunboats. c. France, Belgium, and Germany joined forces with the British. d. Rival chieftains joined the British forces. e. European diseases destroyed the Asante army.
When first introduced, mass-circulation newspapers were characterized by __________.
A. a high level of quality B. a focus on straight news stories C. stories about sensational crimes and political scandals D. an emphasis on weather and commodities prices
The AAA focused specifically of the plight of sharecroppers
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false