Progressive governor Robert "Battling Bob" La Follette created a Legislative Reference Bureau that became known as the "Wisconsin Idea," which implemented all of the following EXCEPT:
A) worker's compensation.
B) regulation of railroad companies.
C) conservation of natural resources.
D) commissions of experts working in the name of civil service.
E) a ban on alcohol consumption.
E
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Why was Leopold II of Austria so invested in invading France and stopping the Revolution?
a) Leopold was himself an absolute monarch like Louis, and his sister was Marie Antoinette, the French queen. b) Leopold chafed under his older brother Joseph, who had inherited the title, so when Joseph died Leopold could only think of proving himself. Consider This: Why did Louis try to escape with his family to Austria? See 6.2: The People’s Revolution. c) Leopold, a devout Catholic, was scandalized that the philosophes had a foothold in French politics. Consider This: Why did Louis try to escape with his family to Austria? See 6.2: The People’s Revolution. d) Leopold had developed a new model of infantry and wanted a chance to try it out before going to war with Poland. Consider This: Why did Louis try to escape with his family to Austria? See 6.2: The People’s Revolution.
After the stock market crash, American investment in Europe
A) ?remained as it had before. B) ?rose. C) ?rose, then stabilized to the same levels as before the crash. D) ?went down to zero. E) ?None of these are correct.
Sisters Harriet Beecher Stowe and Catherine Beecher produced a best-selling guide on
A. societal reform. B. marriage. C. free love. D. being a good homemaker.
All of the following were Allied advances in intelligence-gathering in World War II EXCEPT the
A. creation of the first programmable, digital computer. B. establishment of the British Ultra project. C. capture of the German Colossus II computer. D. breaking of Japanese codes. E. breaking of some German codes early in the war.