Britain's Hudson Highlands campaign strategy for 1777 called for
A) holding the colonial cities and abandoning the countryside to the colonists.
B) pursuing and destroying the main Continental Army.
C) cutting off New England from the remainder of the colonies.
D) invading the Southern colonies.
C
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How does this photograph of black teenager Elizabeth Eckford trying to enter the all-white Central High School in 1957 most contradict the traditional image of the 1950s?
A) The photograph shows that racial integration was peaceful in a decade of turmoil. B) The photograph demonstrates that teenagers were civically engaged in a time of complacency. C) The photograph reveals that people in the 1950s took divergent political paths in a time of unanimity. D) The photograph challenges the image of the 1950s as a tranquil period of ideological consensus.
The political impact of President Lincoln's assassination was that
A. the tragedy caused northern and southern politicians to resolve their differences. B. it turned public opinion against the Radical Republicans. C. it caused the Radical Republicans to moderate their desire to punish the South. D. it caused great resentment toward the southern leaders and a fear there might be another war.
Which of the following was NOT associated with the New Left?
A) The Port Huron Statement B) "Participatory democracy" C) Students for a Democratic Society D) Ideology of social justice E) The Watts riot
The Monroe Doctrine
a. convinced Russia to give up its claims on Alaska and interest in the Northwest b. ordered European powers to abandon their existing colonies in the Western Hemisphere c. warned European powers not to interfere with the affairs of the Western Hemisphere d. proclaimed the intention of the United States to create new colonies in the Western Hemisphere