“Greenbacks” were __________.
a. Treasury notes issued as currency by the federal government
b. a form of Confederate currency
c. soldiers who switched sides in the middle of a battle
d. teenagers who served in the armed forces
a. Treasury notes issued as currency by the federal government
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From the British victory in the French and Indian War, Great Britain became not only a European power, but also a world power until __________.
A. the worldwide depression in the 1930s B. World War I C. World War II D. the beginning of the Cold War
Which one of the following values did the early Massachusetts Bay Puritans hold most dear?
A) religious toleration B) community harmony C) individual rights D) separation of church and state
At the outset of the American War of Independence
a. a majority of Americans supported the cause selflessly. b. most of the American business community sacrificed profit for victory. c. France provided generous military and economic assistance. d. only a select minority of Americans supported independence with selfless devotion and at enormous personal risk to themselves and their families. e. Spain was in total opposition.
The most important domestic law passed during Wilson’s administration was the _____
A) Underwood Tariff B) Dingley Tariff C) Federal Reserve Act D) Pure Food and Drug Act E) Clayton Antitrust Act