How did the differing attitudes of the Cherokee nation and the Seminole nation affect their treatment by white Americans?
a. The Seminole nation successfully resisted occupation of their lands by the whites.
b. The Cherokee nation became "civilized" and became part of American society.
c. The Cherokee were allowed to keep their lands and pursue their way of life.
d. The treatment they received was about the same, since the eventual aim of white Americans was the conquest of all Indians.
Answer: d. The treatment they received was about the same, since the eventual aim of white Americans was the conquest of all Indians.
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Greek independence leaders chose Athens as a capital to __________.
A. associate their struggle with ancient Greek democracy B. establish a strategic position in the mountains C. show the Ottomans they had no intention of claiming ethnically Turkish lands D. promote trade with the Mediterranean
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a. the light-haired warriors who destroyed Bokhara in 1380. b. followers of the Shi'ite doctrines of Safi al Din. c. Ottoman Yeni Chari fighters and their "scholar bodyguards." d. Muslim fugitives from Ireland. e. Sufi mystics.
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a. immigration laws could not distinguish people based on national origins. b. affirmative action in federal hiring policies was constitutional. c. the Clayton Act's recognition of labor unions was constitutional. d. federal law could provide special legal protections for women. e. industry trade associations were a violation of antitrust laws.