Henry Ford believed that an important aspect in increasing output was
A) increasing wages.
B) replacing humans with machines.
C) innovation and new car design.
D) giving workers freedom with little supervision.
A
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Which of the following statements about free blacks in antebellum Boston is LEAST accurate?
a. By the late antebellum period, residential segregation had begun to concentrate members of the city’s black community more densely. b. The development of a strong abolitionist movement in the city resulted from and contributed to Boston having the North’s largest free black urban community by 1850. c. A small elite of middle-class professionals represented the upper class of the black community and contributed to an ongoing tradition of activism and protest. d. Although both men and women worked as domestics for white families, black men were more likely than black women to be able to obtain personal prestige from their employer’s status.
Ronald Reagan's solution to the economic problems of the early 1980s was to
A) assist consumers. B) generally improve the business environment. C) assist business in every way possible. D) address working conditions to improve productivity.
In the sixteenth-century Ottoman Empire, the ulama
a. opposed the ruling institution of the state in a civil war. b. began to recruit both men and women. c. became a branch of the state under a single religious authority. d. suffered from a decline in social status.
Which New Deal critic was a Catholic priest who hosted a radio show where he challenged Roosevelt?s leadership?
a. Charles Coughlin b. Francis Townsend c. Huey Long