The growth of suburbs and transportation networks combined to __________.
A. further separate home and work life
B. allow quick access to work from the home
C. grant the working class opportunities to own property
D. support the intermingling of classes and ethnic groups in major cities
Answer: A
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a. Revelations of abuse and torture of prisoners by American guards at Abu Ghraib prison b. The U. S. invasion of Afghanistan after the attacks of September 11, 2001 c. The U. S. decision to impose a constitution on Iraq without consulting with the Iraqi people d. Revelations that the United States intelligence community knew that an attack on the World Trade Centerwas imminent, yet did nothing to prevent it
In the immediate aftermath of the Civil War
a. the push for social, political, and economic reforms intensified and gained momentum in and out of state, local, and the federal government. b. Americans retained a strong sense of idealistic sacrifice. c. the North developed a strong sense of moral superiority. d. concern for racial questions took precedence over economics. e. waste, speculation, and corruption afflicted both business and government.
What impact did the military service of African Americans during World War I have on American race relations?
A) It produced substantial progress in northern cities. B) It did nothing to change the perceptions of most white people. C) It calmed tensions and helped avert open conflict. D) It led to subtle, but important, changes.
In the extremely close election of 1916, those who are thought to have cast the decisive ballots were
A. women. B. Catholics. C. German-Americans. D. African Americans.