mona .Southern mill owners often excluded African American workers from their textile mills, due to prejudice and fear of __________. violence labor strikes miscegenation unionization
.Regarding the Plains tribes, the U.S. federal government’s ultimate goal was to __________. extinguish tribal society through land policies, education, and law teach the tribes how to be self-sufficient and self-governing relocate the Plains tribes across the border to Canada assimilate the Plains tribes into one larger group
Which of the following was NOT a major factor in the American evolution from small industries to massive, impersonal corporations? new immigration regulations new technologies new methods of manufacturing new theories of business organization
“I will fight no more forever” is a famous statement made by __________ at his surrender in Montana. Chief Red Cloud Sitting Bull Chief Joseph Geronimo
The Jim Crow system restricted the rights and political participation of __________. poor southerners immigrants farmers African Americans
By the end of the 19th century, most of the New South industries were __________. textile mills, tobacco factories, and steel mills sawmills, cotton production, and tobacco factories orchards, coal mines, and steel mills orchards, cotton production, and tobacco factories
What event marked the end of the Ghost Dances? the death of Sitting Bull the Wounded Knee Massacre the capture of Geronimo the ratification of the Dawes Act
Between 1863 and 1869 the labor that cleared land, tunneled through mountains, and lay railroad track was primarily provided by Chinese immigrants and __________. slaves Mormons Japanese immigrants Native Americans
.What was a political result of the end of the Great Strike of 1877? The growing relationship between the union leaders and the industrialists was further cemented. The growing relationship between the middle class and the industrialists was further cemented. The growing relationship between the Democrats and the industrialists was further cemented. The growing relationship … Read more
If U.S. interest rates fall relative to Japanese interest rates and Japanese inflation falls relative to U.S. inflation, then the dollar will lose value in terms of yen dollar will gain value in terms of yen dollar’s value will not change in terms of yen change in the dollar’s value cannot be determined