Mambises were
A) peasants who cultivated small plots of plantation land in exchange for a share of the crop.
B) secret societies that enabled Afro-Cubans to resist post-emancipation apartheid.
C) racially integrated guerrilla units, composed of and commanded by Afro-Cubans.
D) peasant women who provided food and intelligence to Cuba Libre, the liberation army.
C
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The 'Rashomon Effect' refers to the difficulty in establishing
A. centralized rule. B. the battle readiness of an army. C. the truth about an event or series of events. D. dynastic stability. E. religious conformity.
During which battle did Union soldiers pin their names on their shirts so they could be identified after they were killed in battle?
a. Antietam b. Gettysburg c. Cold Harbor d. Chancellorsville
In the 1870s, most immigrants to the United States came from southern Europe
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.