What is implied by this 1937 photo shot by Margaret Bourke-White in Louisville, Kentucky?
A) "The world's highest standard of living" was available to all Americans.
B) "The American Way" involved excluding some groups from prosperity.
C) Owning an automobile was the greatest hope of many African Americans.
D) It was not necessary for the New Deal to address the specific needs of African Americans.
B
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According to the text, all of the following factors contributed to slow population growth in the Nara and Heian periods except
a. periodic epidemics b. late age of marriage c. droughts and famines d. slow improvements in agricultural technology
Which of the following statements concerning Muhammad's flight to Medina is NOT accurate?
A) Muhammad specifically stated that Islam could only be B) He fled because he was invited to meditate a dispute between the tribes of Medina. C) Muhammad fled from Mecca with nearly one quarter of the city's population. D) Muhammad fled to Medina in the year 622
Even though most colonists thought Parliament had a lawful right to charge a duty to control trade, why did they ultimately oppose the Townshend duties?
A) Because the duty rates were excessively high, making it impossible for them to afford the essential food items. B) Because the duties were based on income, and functioned like an income tax. C) Because revenue-based taxes could only be considered constitutional if the people had a representative in Parliament who voted on their behalf. D) Because the duties were to be collected by an agent of the crown, whose salary was to be paid by the colonists. E) None of these choices
What was the reason Charlemagne issued the missi dominici?
A) To create the position of comes to represent the king. B) To appoint clergy to convert the Germanic tribes to Christianity. C) To establish a palace school to train government officials as well as the clergy. D) To establish a line of succession for the Holy Roman Empire. E) To establish special officers who reported directly to the king about the conduct of counts and others.