What city in the American southwest was the center of trade in that region until 1844?
A. Santa Fe
B. Los Alamos
C. St. Louis
D. Independence
E. El Paso
Ans: A. Santa Fe
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What was true of most African countries' leaders in the first years of independence?
A) They attempted to return their countries to a more familiar tribal government. B) They had collaborated with the colonial powers and were considered unfit. C) They believed it was necessary to implement a dictatorship in the short term in order to have democracy later. D) They had been educated in Europe and believed that only they were capable of ruling effectively. E) They came from the minority tribes in their countries, and wanted to ensure that tribalism did not prevail again.
The Amistad was a
A) ?British merchant vessel. B) ?French pirate ship. C) ?Spanish schooner carrying rebellious and illegal slaves. D) ?a fur trading ship that sailed on the Pacific. E) ?an American military vessel.
On the basis of present evidence, most scholars believe that the first unification of central Japan occurred when
a. Korean warriors united the small countries of Japan under a central government. b. Jin warriors united the small countries of Japan under a central government. c. Chinese warriors united the small countries of Japan under a central government. d. the sun goddess came to earth and gave Japan her grandson. e. the indigenous tribes fought to the death for supremacy.
Among the accomplishments of Radical Reconstruction were all the following except:
A. setting up the beginnings of state school systems.
B. repairing some of the physical damage of the Civil War.
C. relieving the freedmen from continued economic dependence on whites.
D. rewriting state constitutions, introducing universal male suffrage, and instituting a more equitable apportionment of the legislatures.