The military regime that came to power in Argentina in 1976
a. killed 9,000 fascist Peronistas.
b. killed 6,000 leftists.
c. won a war with Great Britain and reclaimed the Falkland Islands for Argentina.
d. solved the economic problems of the country, although in a dictatorial fashion.
e. nationalized the beef industry.
b
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The FHA
a. financed nearly 40 percent of all home mortgage debt between 1946–1950. b. required labor leaders to take oaths saying they were not Communists. c. began a trend that resulted in rampant inflation during the early 1950s. d. supported the third-party candidacy of Henry Wallace in 1948.
The development of strong primary education systems in the late-nineteenth-century Europe had what long-term impact on education?
A. Future generations would seek greater access to secondary and postsecondary education. B. A general level of education would be achieved and maintained by most Europeans for a century. C. The gap between rich and poor rapidly decreased over the following decades. D. Immigrants from former colonies arrived in large numbers to seek manual labor jobs.
Most employed women during the war worked in
A. the service sector. B. child care. C. military support positions. D. the factory. E. industrial jobs.
King John's attitude toward the Magna Carta can best be described as ________
A. eventual acceptance B. continued resistance C. willful ignorance D. defiant nullification