How did the New Imperialists seek to control weaker, unindustrialized countries?
A. through trade agreements
B. through invasion
C. through sanctions
D. through forced slavery
Answer: A
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A) Yick Wo v. Hopkins B) Tape v. Hurley C) Ling Sing v. Washburn D) Koramatzu v. the United States
As a result of the Haymarket Square affair, the Knights of Labor:
A) doubled its membership. B) merged with the American Federation of Labor. C) was discredited and lost most of its members. D) remained a leading labor organization.
The prosperity that developed in the 1920s
a. was accompanied by a foreboding cloud of consumer debt. b. led to a growing level of savings by the American public. c. enabled labor unions to gain strength. d. was based on a steady and moderate rate of healthy economic growth that did not rely on excessive consumer spending to sustain the prosperity during this decade. e. closed the gap between rich and poor.
Which of the following were highly visible representatives of the New Right?
a. Minute-men b. anti-Communist activists c. Southern segregationists d. televangelists