Regarding organizing the professions during the Progressive Era,
A. most professions attempted to expand the ranks of Americans in their fields.
B. the medical field remained largely unorganized.
C. there was little organized activity in rural America.
D. by 1916, all states had established professional bar associations.
E. state and local governments generally impeded attempts to professionalize.
D
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What made Jay’s Treaty an agreement that favored Great Britain?
a. The United States was not prepared to fight militarily against Great Britain. b. The United States was prepared to respect all Native American claims to western land. c. The United States attacked British forts resulting in damage claims. d. The United States lost interest in the British forts in the Midwest
The most alarming aspect of the Compromise of 1850 to northerners was
a. the continuation of slavery in the District of Columbia. b. the possible expansion of slavery in the New Mexico and Utah territories under "popular sovereignty." c. the new Fugitive Slave Law. d. the payment of $10 million to slaveholding Texas. e. continuation of the interstate slave trade.
For most North American colonists of the mid-eighteenth century, __________.
A. the colonies were only a temporary home B. the homeland epitomized all that was backward and undesirable C. the community was more important than the individual D. the individual was more important than the community
The Webster-Ashburton Treaty resolved the question of
a. the United States–Canadian border in northern New England and west of the Great Lakes. b. Canadian aid to American rebels. c. the British-American boundary in the Oregon Country. d. British arms sales to Indians. e. the United States-Canadian border in the Great Plains area.