The Southern Manifesto supported school desegregation
a. True
b. False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
False
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a. Functioned without defensive walls. b. Was split into three zones. c. Had a population of over 40,000. d. Welcomed refugees from the Sea Peoples.
The shift in mentality in the late nineteenth century may be described as a/an
a. intensification of positivism that made even the subconscious subject to rational analysis. b. return to pragmatism: only those theories that show evident practicality were accepted. c. movement away from the Enlightenment and a discovery of non-romantic irrationalism. d. modern skepticism: knowledge is impossible, and therefore, the search for knowledge should be abandoned. e. new attempt to synthesize reason and faith, which is science and religion.
"Darkest Africa" is best described as
a. ?an accurate description of Africa's comparative development b. ?a myth justifying European intervention in Africa c. ?an account of the interior of the African continent d. ?a legend showing European respect for African culture e. ?a story Africans tell about their own origins
In 1948, the Americans for Democratic Action
A. supported Henry A. Wallace for president. B. supported Strom Thurmond for president. C. formed as a coalition of conservative Democrats. D. was the major support group for President Harry Truman. E. tried to draft Dwight D. Eisenhower for president.