During the Cuban Revolution of 1895, Afro-Cubans like Antonio Maceo
A) largely ignored the call to independence from Spain because it had abolished slavery.
B) organized their own segregated, race-based movement for independence.
C) opposed a revolutionary movement for independence because it was led by criollo elites.
D) fought in racially integrated battalions and constituted a majority of the Cuba Libre army.
D
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During the late seventeenth century, how did the goals of English colonists begin to differ from the goals of the French?
a. The English lost interest in converting Native Americans to Christianity; conversion remained a primary objective of the French b. The English wanted to assimilate the Native Americans into white society; the French wanted to subjugate the Native Americans. c. The English wanted to acquire more land; the French wanted control over the valuable fur trade in the Great Lakes and Mississippi valley regions. d. The English wanted to build their nation's power and prestige; the French explorers sought personal profit.
At the time of Columbus' arrival, which region was the most densely populated?
A. the Southwest B. Pacific Coast C. Utah/Nevada D. Mississippi Basin
In the North, the press was heavily partisan because it:
A) was influenced by the Second Great Awakening. B) was influenced by the American Enlightenment. C) was usually financed by political parties. D) needed to make large profits. E) objected to internal improvements in the North.
Which of the following, if any, was not associated with the "Compromise of 1877"?
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