What impact did the Nineteenth Amendment have on women?
a. It thrust women into the political arena.
b. It fundamentally redefined the sex roles in society.
c. It encouraged droves of middle class women to leave the home and enter the workforce.
d. It had less impact on women than women had hoped for.
e. It further unified women on national causes.
D
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President Jefferson's main reason authorizing the Lewis and Clark expedition was to
A) convince skeptics of the value of the territory. B) advance scientific knowledge. C) Christianize the Indians. D) beat the Russians to the coast of the Pacific Northwest and thereby have a claim on the Oregon territory. E) promote American business.
What do the complex earthworks developed by the Woodland people signify?
A. They were a warlike society that practiced human sacrifice. B. They had adopted a settled existence and more complex social organization. C. They had learned this practice from the first Europeans who arrived in eastern North America. D. They depended on extensive trade networks to obtain the materials necessary for mound building.
By 1880, women were accepted as ministers in a number of religious sects
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The most serious Confederate threat to the Union blockade came from
a. British navy vessels on loan to the South. b. swift blockade-running steamers. c. the threat of mutiny from pro-southern sailors. d. the entrance of the British and French navies as direct military combatants on behalf of the Confederacy. e. the ironclad Merrimack (renamed the Virginia) warship, which destroyed two wooden ships of the Union navy off the Chesapeake Bay and threatened to destroy many more wooden Union warships.