Theodore Roosevelt's actions in the anthracite coal strike (1902):
a. reflected his "hands-off" view toward business matters.
b. helped win the strikers higher wages.
c. produced a showdown between the army and the strikers.
d. supported the owners' decision to break the union.
B
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Which of these helps explain why migration to North America was attractive to Siberian hunter-gatherers?
A. North America was home to many large mammals. B. It was much warmer in North America than in Asia. C. Siberian hunter-gatherers were often attacked by more-aggressive Asian peoples. D. The population of Asia had grown too large to be supported by available resources.
What was meant by the “turnip winter”?
a) By late 1916, the Germans had so little food that they depended on turnips as their main food source. b) By late 1916, the British had perfected storing and transporting turnips, giving their men on the front a distinct advantage. Consider This: What might have been the effects of the long duration of the war? See 11.3: The Breakdown Begins. c) By late 1916, the Russians had few beets for borscht and so turned to turnips, with many fewer calories, to try to survive. Consider This: What might have been the effects of the long duration of the war? See 11.3: The Breakdown Begins. d) By late 1916, the Americans were shipping large numbers of turnips to the British military to help them feed their draft animals. Consider This: What might have been the effects of the long duration of the war? See 11.3: The Breakdown Begins.
The authors of the United States Constitution believed that the voice of the people should be heard frequently. Which part of the Government was instituted to respond most directly to the will of the people?
a. Senate b. House of Representatives c. Supreme Court d. Presidency
Which of the following is true of the immigration legislation of the 1920s?
a. The legislation had no lasting effect. b. It was opposed by the large corporations. c. It encouraged immigration from underdeveloped countries. d. The legislation was the most enduring achievement of the rural counterattack. e. It was quickly repealed in the 1930s.