Who led the Sioux resistance against white settlement in the late nineteenth century?
A) Crazy Horse
B) Quanah Parker
C) Tom Scott
D) Tecumseh
Answer: A
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A) branch of the White Lotus Society B) religious-based rebel groups C) began within the Yuan dynasty D) Confucian ideas E) Buddhist and Daoist concepts
Under the doctrine of popular sovereignty, the citizens of new states decided __________
A) whether to permit slavery within their borders B) who was eligible to vote in their state C) which parts of the Constitution to accept D) what their relationship would be to the federal government
By the 1820s, all of the following economic developments occurred in the United States EXCEPT
A) many Americans moved from isolated family businesses to work in large nationally and internationally connected industries. B) more Americans than ever before participated in the exchange of information within a much larger world. C) the cash economy generated a demand for luxuries that Americans before the Revolution would have never imagined. D) the continued domination of the barter economy in the economic lives of most farmers in the country.
Samuel Gompers was against acquiring the Philippines, because he __________
A) wanted to protect the sugar trade in Hawaii B) believed Asian people were racially inferior C) feared that cheap Asian labor would undercut American wages D) was an anti-imperialist for moral reasons