Question 1
Why did the Northwest foster rich and complex Indian societies?
A) religious beliefs that encouraged subjugation
B) cooperative relationships with white settlers
C) abundant resources
D) cool weather that led to less farming and more cultural development
Question 2
Pueblo society was noted for its __________.
A) nomadic hunting and herding of sheep
B) intensive agriculture and unified community goals
C) reliance on living in small, isolated clans
D) hunting of buffalo on the Great Plains
Question 3
President-elect Andrew Jackson's political agenda and electoral victory in 1828
A) reflected his concerns for the economic and political interests of a broad spectrum of white America.
B) illustrated his primary concern for the sectional economic and political interests of a narrow slice of white America associated with the white southern slaveholding class.
C) demonstrated the fact that Clay's American System had been fully embraced by both National Republicans and Jacksonian Democrats.
D) heralded a new Era of Good Feelings in American politics.
Question 4
The single young women who worked in the factory mills and lived in factory towns like Lowell experienced harsher working conditions,
lower wages, and less benevolent living conditions as mill factories became larger, faster, and more efficient by the 1830s.
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
Mother giraffe and calves feeding. It is mostly the females that raise young, and they may gather in
Kitagawa Utamaro, The Fickle Type, from the series Ten Physiognomies of Women.
Guerrilla Girls. Do Women Have to Be Naked to Get into the Met. Museum?
Women can express breast milk using a breast pump
A female Agile Wallaby (Macropus agilis) with young in pouch feeds on grass in Green Bowling Bay Nat
Amoeba, a single-celled heterotroph