The greatest problem the U.S. economy faced in the 1920s was __________
A) a weak farm sector
B) overproduction
C) an unprofitable banking sector
D) unequal distribution of wealth
Answer: D
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A) built only one major road, the Old National Road. B) refused to allocate any funds for road building. C) justified its extensive road-building projects as a military necessity. D) did not even discuss the possibility of federal funding for roads.
Which of the following results in less severe cases and lower rates of sexual harassment?
A. when supervisors punish harassers B. when supervisors support sexual harassment policies C. when workplaces have clear, well-publicized policies on sexual harassment D. All of these answers are correct.
Early immigrants from england labeled native indians as heathens, animalistic and inferior. such labeling is an example of?
a. prejudice b. racism c. ethnocentrism d. all of the above
What did proponents of the affluent society believe about the role of wealth in the United States in the 1950s?
A. Americans had yet to eliminate class conflict and risked the influence of Communism. B. All Americans were middle class. C. Americans had eliminated class conflict and would not be impacted by Communism. D. All Americans were wealthy.