How do Theodore Kaufman's painting On to Liberty on the right and the drawing "Entrance of the Fifty-Fifth Massachusetts (colored) Regiment into Charleston Feb 21, 1865" depict African Americans during the Civil War?
A) They are shown to be excluded from the war effort.
B) Both images portray them as joyous victors.
C) Their willingness to go to battle is captured by both images.
D) These images address them as being agents of their own liberty.
D
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A. the Russian Orthodox Church B. the Official Nationality C. the Russian military D. the Congress of Vienna
In A Room of One's Own, Virginia Woolf did all of the following EXCEPT:
A. delineate the difficulties of poor women in being taken seriously as intellectuals. B. ask whether women writers should imitate men. C. challenge accepted notions of feminist thought. D. conclude that female writers must think as both men and women. E. explore the nature of female intellectual activity.
Relations between the Mormon settlement in Utah and the U.S. government became strained, especially when
a. the Mormons attacked and killed peaceful Plains Indians. b. the Mormons sided with Mexico in the Mexican War. c. the settlement authorized polygamy. d. gold was discovered in Utah. e. the Mormons opposed the admission of California.
How did the goals of Samuel Gompers and "Big Bill" Heywood differ?
A) Gompers believed in socialist reforms, whereas Heywood believed in capitalist Darwinism. B) Heywood believed in socialist reforms, whereas Gompers believed in capitalist Darwinism. C) Gompers believed in communism, whereas Heywood believed in a free market society. D) Gompers represented craftsmen and tried to work with business owners, whereas Heywood represented unskilled workers and opposed owners. E) Heywood represented craftsmen and tried to work with business owners, whereas Gompers represented unskilled workers and opposed owners.