The popular press in the 1890s characterized strikers as
a. contrary to progress.
b. a threat to democracy.
c. anarchists.
d. unpatriotic.
Answer: a. contrary to progress.
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a. 30 b. 40 c. 50 d. 60 e. 70
Until the mid-nineteenth century, European colonists were largely confined to coastal outposts in Asia and Africa for which of the following reasons?
A. Fanatical resistance to European colonizing power on the part of local groups B. Europeans were highly vulnerable to the tropical diseases in these regions. C. Fighting among states in Europe drew attention away from colonizing enterprises. D. Steamboats and warships could not penetrate shallow riverbeds in Asia and Africa. E. Asian and African peoples possessed superior weaponry to Europeans.
The principle of Mutual Assured Destruction was based on the premise that __________.
A) building up nuclear arsenals was the best way to avoid nuclear war B) building up nuclear arsenals would guarantee that a nuclear war would break out C) nuclear disarmament was the only way to avoid a nuclear holocaust D) nuclear disarmament would increase the chances of a nuclear holocaust
The Soviet Union pointed to American race relations as an indication of American __________
A) socialism B) prosperity C) depravity D) hypocrisy