The Freedmen's Bureau
a. was a postwar welfare agency for former slaves.
b. was largely a failure in providing education for former slaves.
c. distributed thousands of acres of land to former slaves.
d. advised former slaves to avoid signing labor contracts with their former masters.
e. remained an effective presence throughout Reconstruction.
a
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Why did Hoover have greater appeal than Smith in the election of 1928?
a. As a Catholic and big-city politician, Hoover appealed to the immigrant population that was larger than the "nativist" population. b. As a Protestant and someone who stood for traditional American values, Hoover appealed to a larger majority of Americans. c. Hoover was a self-made man who embodied the American belief in freedom of opportunity and upward mobility. d. Hoover had fought in the First World War, but Smith had not. e. Prior to the presidential race of 1928, Smith had never been involved in politics.
The main western economic alliance that developed in the early years of the Cold War centered on the United States, western Europe, and __________
A) Latin America B) eastern Europe C) Japan D) China
__________, the leader of the American Railway Union, was sentenced to imprisonment to stifle his activism.
a. Eugene Debs b. Henry Clay Frick c. Samuel Gompers d. Terence V. Powderly
Arms were the nobleman's profession; to wage _________ was his sole occupation and reason for living
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word