What did the National Socialist German Workers’ Party oppose?
A) communal morality
B) ethnically charged nationalism
C) Treaty of Versailles
D) Beer Hall Putsch
C) Treaty of Versailles
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By the time of Metacom's War, __________
A) English colonists outnumbered Indians in southern New England by ten to one B) there were fewer than 3,000 Indians in southern New England C) English colonists outnumbered Indians in southern New England by two to one D) there were roughly 2,000 English colonists in southern New England
Much of the population increase of the 1820s resulted from
A) a major increase in the importation of slaves B) a rapid rise in immigration from Africa C) a rapid rise in immigration from Asia D) a rapid rise in immigration from Europe
The paternalistic factory system of Lowell and Waltham did not lost long because?:
a) workers resented being watched over so carefully. b) in the highly competitive textile market, manufacturers were eager to cut labor costs. c) unions undermined the owners' authority. d) men found jobs in the factories, and they disliked the paternalistic system.
What American decided to go against the containment policy and how?
A) Richard Nixon decided to open communication with China. B) Henry Kissinger decided to go against standard policy and open trade with China. C) John F. Kennedy decided it would be in America's best interest to have one communist ally, China. D) Dwight Eisenhower decided to open economic relations with China. E) John Foster Dulles decided it would be in America's best interest to end the containment policy all together.