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A. Coffee
B. Cattle
C. Sugarcane
D. Tropical fruits and vegetables
A. Tiryns
B. Knossos
C. Malia
D. Mycenae
A. Leaders who had saved the Union from Confederate treason
B. Valiant enforcers of the Constitution and states' rights
C. Saviors of the South from the injustices of Republican rule
D. Protectors of freedmen
A. Harriet Beecher Stowe
B. James Buchanan
C. John Brown
D. None of the above
A. Diplomacy
B. The president
C. Isolationism
D. George Washington
A. Germany
B. Italy
C. The Netherlands
D. The United States
E. Sweden
A. $6.5 million
B. $7.5 million
C. $8 million
D. 15 million
A. Pluralists
B. Federalists
C. Populists
D. Antifederalists
A. Sample
B. Education
C. Families
D. Factions
A. Before the fact
B. First
C. Creating banks
D. Expansion
A. PT boat
B. Cambodia
C. North Vietnam
D. Thailand
A. Liberty Party
B. Feminist style
C. Grimke
D. None of these
A. Mexico City
B. Winfield Scott,
C. John
D. Fremont
E. Robert.
A. American Communist Party.
B. Rise of the middle class
C. The rise and dominance of the Republican party
D. Need for a third political party
A. Emancipation Proclamation
B. Black Codes
C. Slave Codes
D. Jim Crow
A. 20
B. 40.
C. 50.
D. 60.
E. 80.
A. Shortened the time between presidential election and inauguration; ended prohibition
B. Limited a president to two complete terms in office; repealed the Eighteenth Amendment
C. Rendered most New Deal programs unconstitutional; limited a president to two complete terms in office
D. Ended prohibition; shortened the time between presidential election and inauguration
E. Expanded the size of the Supreme Court; ended prohibition
A. Twentieth
B. Ireland
C. Livestock
D. Merchants
A. Suspend freedom of the press for newspapers
B. Abolish freedom of speech
C. Suspend the writ of habeas corpus
D. Take over the entire Union military
A. The Civil Rights Act
B. The Fourteenth Amendment
C. The Military Reconstruction Act
D. The Tenure of Office Act
A. An oath of allegiance
B. A naturalization application known as the Form N-400
C. A court appearance in front of a judge
D. A basic English and United States history exam
A. At least one-quarter of the Indians perished during the winter of 1838-1839.
B. Property requirements
C. It permanently settled the question of the expansion of slavery.
D. The spoils system.
A. Isolationism
B. Corporation
C. Imperialism
D. Monroe doctrine
A. Sectionalism
B. Economic nationalism
C. Judicial nationalism
D. Slavery
A. Self-government
B. Manifest Destiny
C. The Liberator
D. The North Star
A. Business
B. CEO's tenure
C. Finite model
D. Noneof the above
A. A chorus line
B. The book musical
C. Striptease
D. Funny wordplay
A. Lillian Hellman
B. Arthur Miller
C. Clifford Odets
D. Thornton Wilder
A. Width is increased
B. Line-height is decreased
C. Width is decreased
D. Line-height is increased.
A. 5,000
B. 10,000
C. 15,000
D. 20,000
A. Native Americans
B. Glorious Revolution
C. Florida
D. Spaniards
A. Novels
B. Plays
C. Poems
D. Spirituals
E. Sermons
A. Stress on the individualistic impulses of human nature.
B. Crackers
C. National Trades Union
D. None of these
A. English
B. Portugal
C. Spanish
D. Portuguese
A. The colonial army began to form
B. Governors of the states signed The Declaration of Independence
C. Colonists began to desert the army
D. British leaders began to meet with George Washington
A. Gain clemency for Leonard Peltier
B. It resulted in a Native American version of the brain drain.
C. Their warfare was limited to specific campaigns designed for specific purposes.
D. It involved the occupation of the site of the infamous cavalry assault of 1890.
E. Native Americans are an impoveri
A. Head Start
B. Race to the Top
C. No Child Left Behind
D. Common Core
A. John C. Fremont
B. John Fremont
C. Stephen Austin
D. James Beckwourth
A. McClellan
B. Meade
C. Johnson
D. Stephens
A. Commonly fought among themselves Correct
B. Lived peacefully together
C. Did not farm
D. None of these
A. Its
B. Us
C. Direct request
D. Me
A. Industrial Revolution
B. Olympe de Gouges
C. Russians
D. Louis Napoleon Bonaparte
A. Lawsuits.
B. Women.
C. De jure
D. Gerrymandering.
A. 1.
B. 5.
C. 8.
D. 16.
E. 25
A. Gained control of Indiana
B. Defeated state militias
C. Lost some of its power
D. Gained support in the South
A. Works progress administration.
B. One-fourth
C. Rio Grande Valley
D. Santa Barbara
A. Muckrackers
B. The imposition of a new U.S. tariff on Hawaiian sugar
C. To gain independence from U.S. rule
D. Largely ignored
A. 8%
B. 14%
C. 18%
D. 24%
A. Baroque
B. Gothic
C. Renaissance
D. Romanesque
A. El Salvador
B. Nicaragua
C. Guatemalad
D. All of these