Question

23) Choose the best answer.

Where do you think Roosevelt's attack stands in significance to other well-known events in American history?

The battle was not nearly as critical or as large as Shiloh, Gettysburg, Midway, or others in American history. The subsequent siege of Santiago was actually less important. However, the battle cemented the image of Roosevelt as a man of courage and action in the hearts and minds of Americans. Despite all his many later accomplishments, many Americans still remember him for his leadership at San Juan Heights.

The battle was not nearly as critical or as large as Shiloh, Gettysburg, Midway, or others in American history. The subsequent siege of Santiago was actually more important. However, the battle cemented the image of Roosevelt as a man of courage and action in the hearts and minds of Americans. Despite all his many later accomplishments, many Americans still remember him for his leadership at San Juan Heights.

The battle was as critical and as large as Shiloh, Gettysburg, Midway, or others in American history. The subsequent siege of Santiago was actually more important. However, the battle cemented the image of Roosevelt as a man of courage and action in the hearts and minds of Americans. Despite all his many later accomplishments, many Americans still remember him for his leadership at San Juan Heights.

The battle was as critical and as large as Shiloh, Gettysburg, Midway, or others in American history. The subsequent siege of Santiago was actually less important. However, the battle cemented the image of Roosevelt as a man of courage and action in the hearts and minds of Americans. Despite all his many later accomplishments, many Americans still remember him for his leadership at San Juan Heights.

24) Choose TWO correct answers.

What two great challenges did “stampeders” face in the Klondike Gold Rush?

The Canadian Army turned back any stampeders that they found.

Reports of gold discoveries proved untrue.

The journey involved a 600-mile trip by raft down a wilderness river.

They were required to bring along one year’s worth of food and supplies.

Answer 1

23) The second choice:
"The battle was not nearly as critical or as large as Shiloh, Gettysburg, Midway, or others in American history. The subsequent siege of Santiago was actually more important. However, the battle cemented the image of Roosevelt as a man of courage and action in the hearts and minds of Americans. Despite all his many later accomplishments, many Americans still remember him for his leadership at San Juan Heights."

24) The two correct answers:
- The journey involved a 600-mile trip by raft down a wilderness river.
- They were required to bring along one year’s worth of food and supplies.