The main economic aim of Franklin D. Roosevelt was to
A) reform capitalism in America with social welfare programs and economic planning in order to prevent domestic upheaval.
B) create socialism in America.
C) continue the policies of Herbert Hoover.
D) build up the munitions sector for imminent war and help stimulate employment.
E) have state governments assume responsibility for the unemployed.
A
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Although Swedish by birth, Alfred Nobel died in Italy. What does the debate over his citizenship and where his death taxes should be paid say about nineteenth-century Europe?
a) Although nationalism was on the rise, there remained a multi-national elite of engineers and inventors. b) Nobel was a tax dodger who avoided his home country. Consider This: What had been the military impact of gelignite throughout Europe? See 10.7: Narrative: The Man Who Died Twice. c) Nobel hoped to help the fledgling Italian state compete against England, France, and Germany. Consider This: What had been the military impact of gelignite throughout Europe? See 10.7: Narrative: The Man Who Died Twice. d) Nobel admired the classical civilization of Rome and hoped his prizes would replicate it. Consider This: What had been the military impact of gelignite throughout Europe? See 10.7: Narrative: The Man Who Died Twice.
What does the number of American deaths suggest about WWI casualties?
a. Deaths from disease, famine, and other war-related causes were higher than combat deaths. b. Civilians were often targets of military action, leading to large number of civilian deaths. c. The lower number of non-combat deaths indicate the small impact the war had on civilian life. d. Most causalities resulted from trench warfare, with only a small number of non-combatant deaths. e. Better sanitary conditions in military hospitals meant military personnel received better medical care than civilians.
Radical Republican leaders in Congress included
a. Congressman Thaddeus Stevens of Pennsylvania. b. Senator Benjamin Wade of Ohio. c. Senator Charles Sumner of Massachusetts. d. Senator Alexander Stephens of Georgia. e. Senator Hiram Revels of Mississippi.
The Silk Road caravans began their journey outside the walls of what Chinese city?
a. Luoyang b. Chang'an c. Zhengzhou d. Peking e. Anyang