When Henry Luce of Time declared that the postwar era would be the "American century," he was voicing an opinion which few Americans shared
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
FALSE
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The benefits of the rapid social and economic changes in American society in the postwar years, such as middle-class suburbanization and the rapid expansion of higher education, were available to Americans of all racial backgrounds
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According to those who embraced republicanism, the stability of society and the authority of the government
a. rested with the legislature. b. required a fair distribution of economic goods. c. depended on the free enterprise system. d. must be based on a constitution and bill of rights. e. depended upon the virtue of its citizenry.
The Directory was a political system that
a. used a five-member executive committee to choose a new ruler for France. b. oversaw the National Assembly while they reformed the constitution after the Thermidorian reaction. c. implemented two houses of government and five overseers. d. combined the political leanings of the Girondins, the pro-monarchists, the nonjurors, and the sans-culottes. e. utilized the departments established during the Reign of Terror as a centralist bureaucracy.
Grant was nominated by the Republicans in 1868 because of his:
A) demonstrated political experience. B) popularity as a war hero. C) ties to the Liberal wing of the party. D) friendship with Andrew Johnson.