Answer: The group that was considered effective against the Union Army, but very dangerous because of the use of guerilla tactics were; <em>The Quantrill gang. </em>The correct answer is B.
Explanation:
The Quantrill gang were also known as the bushwhackers, they assembled up to 400 men during the Centralia attacks/massacre. They gained the most notoriety as being guerilla fighters. The man who led the gang was William Quantrill. They were an active gang from 1861 until May 1865. Jesse James and his brother were also in this gang of raiders. When the gang was in Lawrence, Kansas, many members and even the women associated with the gang were arrested for their crimes. After the arrest, the gang attacked the town and killed around 180 of the citizens.
He did lose control of this group of men in 1864 when they decided to split apart and go their separate ways.
The Columbian Exchange also had positive and negative effects. The positive side was the exchange of technology in agriculture, for example, which increased crop yields and food production in favor of Native Americans and in favor of Europeans. One of the negative effects was certainly the appearance of many diseases that Europeans transferred to the American continent. Native Americans first faced such illnesses, were non-resistant to them, and many of them died.
The correct answer according to the options offered is: A.
<span>the five reformers who organized the Seneca falls had in common is: They were active in the abolition movement.
In the Seneca falls convention, the members of many activist organization gathered to discuss the future of women's social condition. They see slavery as a similar form of oppression and had the same opinion towards abolishing it</span><span />
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The outcome of these two incidents was the passage by US Congress of the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution, which granted US President Lyndon B. Johnson the authority to assist any Southeast Asian country whose government was considered to be jeopardized by "communist aggression".
Answer: D.
