A) Wilmington,North Carolina
B) Beaufort,South Carolina
C) Mound Bayou,Mississippi
D) Dalton,Georgia
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A) After its victory in the Spanish-American War in 1898,the United States forced Spain to sell it the Hawaiian Islands for a nominal cost.
B) The United States looked to the islands as a site for naval bases and coaling stations.
C) American investors had poured millions of dollars into sugar plantations well before the United States officially took possession of the islands.
D) The Hawaiian Islands were only a few of several islands which the United States had begun to acquire in the late nineteenth century.
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A) Philadelphia,Pennsylvania
B) Springfield,Ohio
C) Christiana,Pennsylvania
D) Akron,Ohio
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A) South Carolina
B) Georgia
C) Mississippi
D) Louisiana
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A) Las Guasimas.
B) San Juan Hill.
C) El Caney.
D) Guantanamo Bay.
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A) Antonio Maceo
B) Quintin Bandera
C) Valeriano Weyler
D) Emilio Aguinaldo
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A) It stemmed from an ongoing rebellion within Spain's colony of Cuba.
B) It was largely inspired by Spanish imperial restrictions which had completely barred Americans from investing in Cuba's lucrative sugar industry.
C) It was encouraged by sensational accounts of Spanish atrocities in the American press.
D) It resulted in large part from the mysterious destruction of an American warship in Cuban waters.
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A) Atlanta
B) Charleston
C) New Orleans
D) Baltimore
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A) The case resulted from the arrest of Plessy,a man who was seven-eighths white,who refused to leave his seat in the whites-only section of a Louisiana train.
B) The case was instigated by black Louisianans who set up Plessy for arrest to test the state's new law segregating railroad cars.
C) Both a lower court judge,John H.Ferguson,and the Supreme Court of Louisiana,upheld Plessy's arrest.
D) Although the U.S.Supreme Court upheld the legality of "separate but equal" state facilities,it did so by a bare majority,with four justices writing heated dissents.
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A) in the occupation of Pacific islands.
B) as personal servants to high-ranking white officers.
C) to protect the civil rights of southern blacks from white supremacist terror.
D) in the Indian wars of the West.
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A) Africa
B) Asia
C) the Middle East
D) the South Seas islands
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A) white southerners would vote against their own economic interests to prevent blacks from gaining political power.
B) attempts to disenfranchise black southerners had become almost completely successful within only a few years of the end of Reconstruction.
C) white southerners would sometimes ally with black southerners in opposition to policies which seemed to benefit only the rich.
D) although black southerners continued to enjoy some access to the ballot box after the end of Reconstruction,their votes were controlled by the white elite.
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A) American colonial officials enjoyed some success at improving the colony's standards of health and education.
B) Puerto Ricans gained American citizenship and male Puerto Ricans gained the right to vote,though the most important government officials were appointed by the U.S.president.
C) American colonization in Puerto Rico resulted in a broad-based prosperity which lifted the masses out of poverty.
D) The acquisition of Puerto Rico raised concerns among many American congressmen who worried that the enfranchisement of black Puerto Ricans would lead black Americans to agitate for their own rights.
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A) 1868
B) 1878
C) 1888
D) 1978
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A) Cuba
B) Puerto Rico
C) Hawaii
D) the Virgin Islands
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A) Spain.
B) France.
C) Germany.
D) Denmark.
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A) Company D of the Sixth Virginia Infantry
B) Company H of the Third North Carolina Infantry
C) Company L of the Sixth Massachusetts Infantry
D) Company C of the Third Connecticut Infantry of Volunteers
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A) State-mandated segregation was unconstitutional.
B) Only states,not the federal government,could pass laws requiring private businesses to provide equal access to black and white customers.
C) Private businesses could not deny service to black citizens,though they could require black customers to make use of separate rooms or facilities from the ones used by white customers.
D) State governments could enact laws which disenfranchised entire black communities as long as the laws were not explicitly based on race.
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A) Although it received more attention than other episodes,it was far from the only instance of antiblack mob violence in northern cities.
B) The riot stemmed from a false accusation of rape leveled against a black man by a white woman who retracted her statement before the riot occurred.
C) The riot resulted in the deaths of twice as many blacks as whites.
D) Order was only restored after the mustering of 5000 militiamen.
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