What victory by Oliver H. Perry established American control over Lake Erie and led to the recapture of Detroit?
A. Fort McHenry
B. Put-in-Bay
C. the Thames
D. Fort Mims
Answer: B
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What did the peoples who lived along the Atlantic coast from present-day North Carolina to Maine share in common?
a) They all spoke an Algonquian dialect. b) They all practiced human sacrifice. c) They were all patrilineal societies. d) They had all domesticated horses.
In 1869, Edo became Tokyo, to signal its new role as the
a. Tokugawa base. b. home city of the shoguns. c. Choshu home city. d. imperial capital.
The prosperity of the postwar decades paved the way for all of the following social transformations except
a. the civil rights movement. b. new welfare programs like Medicare. c. America's international leadership. d. the migration of people to the North. e. increased opportunity to move up economically.
In what area did the federal government apply stricter regulation in the 1950s?
A. banking B. organized labor C. corporate interests D. organized religion