Why did Kennedy authorize a covert mission in which 1,400 Cuban exiles invaded Cuba?
a. to check the island for nuclear weapons
b. to topple the regime of Fidel Castro
c. to gather information about Castro's relationship with Russian leader Khrushchev
d. to steal classified documents related to the conflict in Vietnam
e. to spark an anticommunist movement among the Cuban people
B
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a. sent federal marshals to Alabama to protect them, but allowed them to be arrested in Mississippi. b. chastised those involved for engaging in civil disobedience. c. provided them with military escorts for the rest of their journey. d. took no action.
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a. staff of life. b. the three sisters. c. European food. d. the useless plants. e. none of these choices
Smith's concept of the division of labor relied on ______________.
A. specialization B. equal pay C. the "invisible hand" D. consumers E. laissez-faire capitalism
During the 1930s the NAACP began to decline and become less of an effective advocate for African-American civil rights
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.