What was the stance of the Dixiecrats in the 1948 campaign? They supported states' rights and racial segregation. They supported Dwight Eisenhower's nomination for the Democrats. They built a biracial coalition between white and black Democrats in the South. They called for greater power for the federal government. They represented the liberal wing of the Democratic party.

How did local griots (traditional storytellers) view Mansa Musa's generosity? They were indifferent They criticized him for wasting resources They celebrated his wealth They composed epic poems praising him

Which group first organized exhibitions independent from the official Salon? the Realists the Impressionists the Post-Impressionists the Symbolists

What event showcased the brutality of the KKK? The Tulsa Massacre The Colfax Massacre The Battle of Bull Run

The Fourteenth Amendment was added to the Constitution in an effort to guarantee which of the following to former slaves? National and state citizenship rights Equal access to representation Equality with whites with no discrimination Forty acres of farmland and a mule

2. In general terms,how would you describe the Middle Ages?

The Pharaohs in Ancient Egypt were not only kings but also held a divine place in the spirit world. This was because as they ruled on earth, they also embodied __ symbolized by the falcon-headed god often depicted with them. Seth Horus Osiris Isis

Who followed Géricault as the inspirationa I leader of the Romantic movement? Eugène Delacroix Jean-Auguste-Dominique ingres Adélaide Labille-Guiard Jacques-Louis David

What was an important policy a citizen of the Whig Party believed in? (1 point) elimination of property restrictions expansion of voter rights elimination of taxation at the federal level expansion of forced labor into Western states

Why did the French explore the Americas? to establish colonies to join the fur trade to finding faster trade routes to find gold

Why was the construction of the Suez Canal important? (1 point) It protected Egyptians from invasions from the East It protected Europeans from invasions from the South It allowed Egyptians easy access to Europe It allowed Europeans easy access to Asia