John Reed's reporting from Russia convinced many in the West that
A) dedicated communists were working to overthrow Western democracies.
B) they had nothing to fear from Russia.
C) Lenin was more interested in the Far East than Europe.
D) Reed was delusional and shouldn't be taken seriously.
E) Germany was a greater threat to postwar peace than Russia.
Answer: A
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A) personal contact between employer and employee tended to disappear. B) workers rose rapidly from the ranks of labor to become manufacturers. C) swings in the business cycle became more moderate. D) artisans' bargaining power with their employers increased.
The Mormon Trail, Oregon Trail, Pony Express, and California Trails likely overlap because they all
a) followed the same rivers westward b) were traveled by people of the same faith c) helped communications between East and West d) followed the route of the railroad lines leading out of St. Louis
In the 1940s, all of the following contributed to U.S. hostility toward communism EXCEPT
a) the refusal of Stalin to cooperate in the creation of the United Nations. b) the fall of China to communism. c) Winston Churchill's "iron curtain" speech. d) the Soviet Union's successful test of an atomic bomb. e) the alleged "creeping socialism" of the New Deal.
In the late nineteenth century, due to the growth of industrial capitalism, American workers
A. experienced a loss in their control over their own work. B. were forced to contend with arduous and dangerous working conditions. C. both saw a rise in their standard of living, and experienced a loss in their control over their own work. D. saw a rise in their standard of living. E. All these answers are correct.