Three months after ruling in Takao Ozawa v. United States, the Supreme Court
A) rejected the argument that Asian Indians were Caucasian.
B) reversed itself, allowing Ozawa to become a citizen.
C) ruled that American Indians were not white.
D) allowed citizenship to Bhagat Singh Thind as an Asian Indian.
E) again repudiated the idea that determining whiteness depends on the whims of the culture.
A
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Women joined the Civil War effort
A) with some obtaining the rank of sergeant. B) in great numbers. C) only under duress. D) usually as wives of officers, or in disguise.
Hungarian leader Imre Nagy:
A. rejected support offered by noncommunist groups. B. asked the Soviets for help in increasing a communist military presence in Hungary. C. sought to make Hungary independent from the Soviet Union. D. succeeded Janos Kadar as premier. E. was a hard-core communist.
Charlemagne’s empire did not long survive his death for all of the following EXCEPT:
a. It was plagued with external wars and internal strife. b. The Pope withdrew his support for the resulting kingdoms and principalities as punishment for disobedience. c. Charlemagne’s eldest son, Louis the Pious, divided the empire among his three sons, reducing the strength of each. d. The Norsemen began marauding the coastlines and navigable rivers, the Magyar horsemen terrorized East Frankland, and the French coast of the Mediterranean was vulnerable to Muslim pirates.
By the 1830s, John C. Calhoun was arguing that:
a. blacks deserved equality. b. the Bible opposed slavery. c. slavery should be phased out. d. plantations were no longer profitable. e. slavery was a "positive good."