As president, Warren Harding
A. was unable to abandon the party hacks who had brought him to success.
B. had no sense of his own intellectual limits.
C. sought a revival of progressive reform.
D. proposed the United States join the League of Nations.
E. saw his administration end with his defeat in a bid for reelection in 1924.
A
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Nixon's ground-breaking trip to China in 1972 accomplished all of the following provisions EXCEPT
A) both countries agrees to open deeper diplomatic and trade channels between the two nations. B) the United States and China agreed to reduce the amount of nuclear weapons in their respective arsenals. C) China agreed not to intervene in the Vietnam conflict. D) the United States would have a smaller military presence in Taiwan.
In 1969, Richard Nixon's secret diplomacy and military threats
A. had frightened Hanoi into accepting substantially reduced diplomatic goals. B. spurred the North Vietnamese to storm out of the Paris Peace Talks. C. opened the way for meaningful talks that soon ended the war. D. won the tacit approval of the USSR. E. failed to compel Hanoi to alter its position.
Einsatzgruppen were ______________.
A. the secret police force who arrested, tortured, and executed political opposition to Hitler B. mobile killing squads charged with eliminating undesirables C. a series of camps in Poland designed for efficient disposal of Jews D. plans to relocate the entire population of undesirables into newly conquered Russian lands E. generals in charge of concentration camps with quotas to implement the Final Solution
As part of the expansive and dynamic growth of the American economy, in the twenty years after 1950, about 7 million white Americans left cities for the suburbs, nearly 3 million blacks moved from South to North, and half a million Puerto Ricans moved to the mainland.
a. true b. false