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question 64
2 pts
this president died one month after his inauguration.
○ martin van buren
○ john quincy adams
○ william henry harrison
○ john tyler
question 65
2 pts
what was the status of the black slave family?
○ children and mothers were kept together.
○ it had no legal status.
○ it was the same as that of white families.
○ extended families spanning several generations were common.

Explanation:

Question 64

To solve this, we recall U.S. presidential history. William Henry Harrison was inaugurated in 1841 and died of pneumonia about a month later. Martin Van Buren served a full term, John Quincy Adams served a term (not dying shortly after inauguration), and John Tyler became president after Harrison's death (he wasn't the one who died after inauguration).

In the context of American slavery, black slave families had no legal status. Enslaved people were considered property, so family units weren't recognized legally. Children and mothers were often separated (so first option is wrong), their status was not the same as white families (third option wrong), and extended families weren't common due to separation (fourth option wrong).

Answer:

C. William Henry Harrison

Question 65