The cultures transplanted to the West in the period of migration after the War of 1812 __________
A) held little in common with seaboard communities
B) contained a mixture of southern and New England culture that crossed regional distinctions
C) quickly incorporated Indian traditions into everyday life activities
D) closely resembled the regional cultures from which migrants had come
Answer: D
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a. corporate taxes. b. taxes on high-level incomes. c. the tariff. d. government expenditures. e. none of these choices.
The event that finally brought the United States into World War II was the
A) collapse of France. B) Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. C) German invasion of the Soviet Union. D) signing of the Atlantic Charter. E) German bombing of London and Paris.
Which of the following statements is true of President Eisenhower in the area of foreign policy? a. Although he had little knowledge of foreign affairs, he refused to follow the advice of key foreign policyadvisers and career diplomats
b. Although he relied heavily on his secretary of state, he controlled the making of foreign policy. c. Because Congress was controlled by Democrats, he encountered persistent resistance to most of his foreignpolicy initiatives. d. Because he rejected the belief that communism posed a threat to United States security, he worked toreduce America's defensive commitments abroad.
By 1880, there were approximately __________ Native Americans in California
a. 20,000 b. 30,000 c. 40,000 d. 50,000 e. 60,000