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Question 1

What key message did Horatio Greenough's 1853 sculpture The Rescue and the 1874 dime novel cover for a Daniel Boone story, which used Greenough's sculpture as the basis for its artwork, send to the American public?
 
  A) Both images showed that life on the frontier was unsuitable for women and children.
  B) Both images depicted the Indian as a noble savage.
  C) Both images proclaimed Indian savagery and justified white supremacy.
  D) Both images illustrated how the warrior dominated the frontiersman.

Question 2

The Battle of Fallen Timbers and the Treaty of Greenville that followed it resulted in __________.
 
  A) reorganization of the War Department
  B) the decisive defeat of the Ohio Indians
  C) a public humiliation for the Washington administration
  D) the forcible removal of Indians to lands west of the Mississippi

Question 3

What resulted from the work of the Federal Housing Authority (FHA), which was established in 1934?
 
  A) Home ownership increased dramatically.
  B) The life of the typical mortgage was reduced.
  C) A boom in the construction of new homes began.
  D) The federal government took over home foreclosures.



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