What was the role of the "black cabinet"?
A) They were token blacks in the administration; they had no real power.
B) They helped the president formulate policy with respect to the Great Depression.
C) They helped reorganize the university system of the U.S. to eliminate segregation.
D) They pressured the government to create and support color-blind legislative policies.
Answer: D
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A. They believed that such a war would allow the United States to reshape the Middle East, oppose tyranny, and spread democracy. B. They warned that instability in Iraq could make that country a refuge for Taliban leaders and supporters fleeing Afghanistan. C. They warned that a very large military force would be needed to stabilize post-war Iraq. D. They believed that such a move would destabilize the entire Middle East.
Jane Addams, who established Hull House in Chicago, worked to:
a. promote progressive candidates for President who would support local reform issues b. elect reform politicians who would improve housing as well as educational and recreational opportunities c. convince women to take salaried positions in city governments d. persuade businessmen to finance reforms such as slum clearance and better schools
The Dillingham Commission studied countries colonized by
A) ?Russia. B) ?Great Britain. C) ?Spain. D) ?Portugal. E) ?France.
Major political changes in Japan in the early twentieth century included the
a. the emergence of a single political party semi-dictatorship. b. extension of voting rights to all women in 1926. c. extension of voting rights to all men in 1925. d. growth of labor unions on the political right and ultranationalist groups on the left. e. the emperor's abdication, where it was discovered he was not truly divine.