What event proved that the people of the Middle East could mobilize to protect their own interests?
A) Blockade of Algiers
B) Massacre of Chios
C) Dinshaway Incident
D) Greek Revolt
E) Corsairs
C
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What was the significance of the “revolutionary days”?
a) These outbreaks of violence helped break deadlocks in the Legislative Assembly and shift power to the Parisian sans-culottes. b) The revolutionary days were special holidays to honor those who had died advancing the cause and to remind the living to support it. Consider This: The Fall of the Bastille and the October Days are two of the best examples of this phenomenon. See 6.2: The People’s Revolution. c) The revolutionary days were held in the Legislative Assembly once each month to review the revolution’s progress. Consider This: The Fall of the Bastille and the October Days are two of the best examples of this phenomenon. See 6.2: The People’s Revolution. d) These occasional days of fasting were held to make sure the revolutionaries understood sacrifice and also to stretch food supplies. Consider This: The Fall of the Bastille and the October Days are two of the best examples of this phenomenon. See 6.2: The People’s Revolution.
Why did South Carolinians protest the tariff of 1828?
a. They feared its effect on the price of cotton. b. They saw it as an unfair "northern" law. c. They thought it threatened the institution of slavery. d. They disliked Andrew Jackson. e. Tariffs determined the prices that southerners paid for manufactured goods.
“Feminist” can be defined as ______.
A. a person who wants more power for women B. a person who favors more rights for women than for men C. a person who conforms to the traditional role for women D. a person who favors political, economic, and social equality of all people, regardless of gender
Andrew Johnson's plan for national reconstruction
A) proved to be very lenient toward the South. B) pleased the Republican leadership in Congress. C) called for harsh treatment of the South. D) defended the interest of the planter class.