Assess the Chinese experience in the West during the second half of the nineteenth century. Despite strong discrimination, why did they stay in the United States and how did they manage to support themselves?
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A) Mexico B) Turkey C) the United States D) Italy
In general, between 1865 and 1900, working-class Americans
A) enjoyed the benefits of unemployment insurance. B) substantially increased their share of the total wealth of the economy. C) derived some benefits from the economic developments of the period. D) could usually find steady work even though wages were low.
Which of the following is NOT true of industries in fifteenth-century Italy?
A) Italian cities expanded luxury industries involving precious stones and glassware. B) New techniques for digging deeper mines helped spur the development of larger mining operations. C) The Florentine woolen industry never recovered from the economic depression of the fourteenth century. D) New skills in metalworking contributed to the development of more effective firearms. E) Printing was among the new industries that grew dramatically in importance.
The staple of radio broadcasting during the 1930s was news.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)