The select group of academics that advised FDR in the early years of his administration was known as the ________
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Brain Trust
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Nixon and his advisors believed that the "silent majority" believed in all of the following values except which one?
a) sophistication b) tradition c) patriotism d) honesty and hard work
With the arrival of the Song dynasty, China would become a religious civilization in which its people reemphasized the indigenous traditions of _______________________, with elements of Buddhism on a more reduced level.
a. Mazdaism and Zurvanism b. Confucianism and Daoism c. Jainism and Asceticism d. Legalism and Maoism
India finally became independent in
a. 1945. b. 1947. c. 1950. d. 1955. e. 1960.
The differences between the agrarian programs of Villa and Zapata may in part be explained by the fact that
A) Zapata was better educated than Villa. B) the economy of northern Mexico was based not on agriculture but on cattle raising. C) Villa was influenced by his radical advisers. D) peasant land hunger was much more acute in the north.