The Department of Justice brought a lawsuit to break up the Northern Securities Company resulting from mergers in what industry?
A) ?Steel
B) ?Railroads
C) ?Oil
D) ?Banking
B
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What was the Night of Long Knives?
a. Hitler's assassination of the president to seize complete control of Germany b. Widespread destruction of Jewish businesses c. The elimination of the Communist Party within Germany d. Hitler's purge of his political opposition and his stormtrooper leaders e. The first campaign to seize the Sudetenland
An example from this chapter of an independent black institution is the denomination known as the __________
a) African Methodist Episcopal Church b) African Presbyterian Church c) Reformed African Church d) Church of God in Christ
What policy changes marked many West European regimes during the 1950s and 1960s?
a) West European governments became more liberal, undertaking broad social programs such as national health, free education, and gender equality. b) West European governments grew even more conservative as news leaked out that the Soviets had acquired nuclear weapons. Consider This: During the 1950s and 1960s, Western Europeans saw their wages rise steadily. See 14.3.2: Choosing Sides. c) Western Europeans began to support Eastern European governments in the Soviet sphere of influence because they were tired of American bullying. Consider This: During the 1950s and 1960s, Western Europeans saw their wages rise steadily. See 14.3.2: Choosing Sides. d) Nearly every country in Western Europe had a communist government by the late 1960s. Consider This: During the 1950s and 1960s, Western Europeans saw their wages rise steadily. See 14.3.2: Choosing Sides.
What was a consequence of the increase in trade across Eurasia?
a. It exposed the differences in wealth between the East and the West. b. Rome was able to begin to produce more desirable goods. c. The demand for the silks of China and the spices and incense of Arabia and the Indian Ocean decreased. d. Without the availablity of gold and silver for payment, bartering and exchange of services became acceptable forms of payment.