How would Americans most likely have viewed this photograph during the Cold War?
A) as a reason to empathize with citizens of the Soviet Union
B) as supporting their desire to avoid another war at all costs
C) as evidence of Soviet expansionism
D) as reinforcing their distrust of Germany
E) as inspiring hope for a better future
C) as evidence of Soviet expansionism
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A) ?had international causes. B) ?happened after banks tried to call in their loans to obtain specie. C) ?left 30 percent of the workers in York City unemployed. D) ?was seen by many as an indictment on American democracy. E) ?All of these are correct.
Members of the Safavid Dynasty were adherents of a militant
a. Sunnism. b. Shi'ism. c. Sufism. d. Sikhism.
By the 1720s, the development of a middling social class in the American colonies, reflected all of the following developments EXCEPT
A) social movement in an upward direction. B) people beginning to question that deference should be automatically shown to people in higher status in colonial society. C) the disappearance of the assumption that one stayed in the class to which one was born. D) the fluid ability of indentured servants, extremely poor people, and even slaves to move upward in social class.
World War I propaganda implied that Germany was a real threat to the Atlantic coast of the United States
A) True B) False