In which of the following year did September 11 Attacks happen in the United States and kill more than 3,000 people?

A Alexander Graham Bell

B Thomas Alva Edison

C John

D Hall

A discrimination in university admission still exists

B discrimination in employment still exists

C poverty rate of the blacks is the highest among all racial and ethnic groups

D inequality and subtle discrimination still exist

A servants

B slaves

C farmers

D teachers

A They were provided separate but equal facilities and services.

B They were second-class citizens.

C They were terrorized by the Ku Klux Klan.

D Their freedom was restricted by “black codes”.

A for finding a job in society

B for having a place in a community

C for identifying themselves with dominant values

D for getting together with others

A there is very little concentration on doctrine or religious argument

B American people are easily changing their religious belief

C there is heated debate and argument going on in different churches

D churches and religious denominations are on good terms

A New York

B Atlanta

C Philadelphia

D Detroit

A to levy taxes on any business

B to issue money for economy

C to set up banking and control money supply

D to improve markets and protect each economic element from abuse

A Thomas Jefferson

B George Washington

C Benjamin Franklin

D James Madison

A Thomas Jefferson

B George Washington

C Benjamin Franklin

D James Madison