As the Depression worsened, many black Americans—W. E. B. Du Bois included—grew dissatisfied with the “overly cautious” leadership of NAACP executive secretary, ________
A) James Weldon Johnson
B) Walter White
C) Charles Houston
D) Thurgood Marshall
Answer: B
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a. married woman b. young, unmarried woman c. married man d. young, unmarried man
Which rebellion was organized in secret societies, and eventually ruled 100,000 square miles?
a. Taiping c. Manchu b. Huan d. Nian
What, more than any other factor, explains the stagnation of the Roman economy from the second century C.E. onward?
A) lack of technological innovation B) population grew too fast C) trade with China brought too much gold and silver into the economy D) too much reliance on manufacturing and too little on agriculture E) slave labor became too expensive
The rapid growth of the automobile industry was made possible by
a. the introduction of Henry Ford of an eight hour day and minimum wage of $5 a day in1914 b. a steady market created by rising standard of living and the increase of leisure time of the average American c. cooperation of labor and management in the trucking industry d. failure of trolleys and railroads to maintain high standard in their facilities and operations