Why did the Democrats find it difficult to pass reform legislation in the early 1960s?
A) They had a majority in the House, but not the Senate.
B) They had a majority in the Senate, but not the House.
C) Conservative Democrats in the South teamed up with Republicans.
D) The Democratic leadership was uninterested in reform legislation.
C
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A) limited war. B) the triumph of military over political leadership. C) the containment policy. D) war without congressional approval. E) a stalemate.
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A) was made up of Republicans and conservative businessmen. B) proposed a more radical solution to the Depression. C) was led by Father Charles Coughlin. D) proposed the "old age revolving pension plan."
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a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false