Julius and Ethel Rosenberg
A) were convicted and electrocuted for espionage.
B) turned over a list of communist agents to the government.
C) testified on behalf of accused communist Alger Hiss.
D) were among the last victims of Joseph McCarthy's rampage.
E) were never indicted despite ample evidence against them.
A
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A) 20 percent B) 40 percent C) 30 percent D) 59 percent E) 75 percent
Magyars in the Austro-Hungarian empire embraced constitutionalism to
a. undermine the power of the emperor. b. dominate competing national groups. c. assert Hungarian independence. d. create a more democratic state.
In the late 1800s, farm families in the trans-Mississippi West became less dependent on loans as they were able to purchase land, machinery, and industrial products despite the prices for agricultural goods in the world market.
a. true b. false
Which of the following statements is NOT true regarding the impact of European ideas on the American progressive reform movement?
A. Progressive reformers found social programs in Europe that provided a "safety net" for society's most vulnerable members. B. Most reformers found little similarity between the problems of European and American cities and determined they would have to develop innovative programs that dealt with uniquely American issues. C. Reformers called upon Republicans and Democrats to adopt the programs they had learned about in Europe D. Some reformers traveled to Europe to attend graduate school and brought back ideas on economic and social programs.