Which statement best describes President Hoover's handling of the Bonus March?
a. He turned the army against unemployed World War I veterans, virtually destroying his reelection chances.
b. Because he had not served during World War I, he antagonized veterans organizations by personally going out and talking to the marchers.
c. He used force against a group that was widely considered Communist, winning considerable praise from many quarters.
d. He simply waited out the marchers, knowing that eventually they would go home peacefully.
A
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A. John McCain, a Vietnam War hero, portrayed himself as the experienced candidate while Barack Obama had little experience with foreign affairs. B. John McCain portrayed himself as the candidate who was most concerned about meeting the needs of the people while Barack Obama was only concerned with maintaining the status quo. C. John McCain portrayed himself as the most knowledgeable candidate when it came to the country's financial affairs while Barack Obama had relatively little experience in this area. D. John McCain portrayed himself as being the voice of the people while Barack Obama was aloof and uncomfortable with dealing with everyday Americans.
What were the three subjects studied in the trivium?
A) grammar, dialectic, and rhetoric B) arithmetic, geometry, and astronomy C) reading, writing, and mathematics D) religion, history, and music E) art, music, and religion
Spain's hope of recovering its colonies, with help from other European powers, was squelched in 1823 by the ____________________
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Which of the following advantages did the North enjoy at the beginning of the war?
A) Its population was much larger than the South’s. B) There was more enthusiasm for war in the North than in the South. C) The North had better generals than the South. D) The North did not need to go on the offensive in order to win.