The Roaring Twenties "flapper" represented:
A) a small group of young, white, middle class females.
B) broad new cultural patterns affecting most Americans.
C) Afro-American influence on mass culture.
D) an unrealistic Hollywood image that reflected few real American women.
Answer: A
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How did the Marshall Plan work in practice?
a) European nations got loans to rebuild but had to buy raw materials and industrial products from the United States and Canada, plus join the Organization for European Economic Cooperation. b) European nations could borrow money from the Marshall Plan, but only if they joined the United Nations and renounced communism. Consider This: Over four years, the Americans and Canadians sent nearly $13 billion to Europe to rebuild. See 14.2: The Crumbling Alliance. c) All European nations could join the Marshall Plan and borrow money to rebuild, but former members of the Axis also had to formally apologize for starting the war. Consider This: Over four years, the Americans and Canadians sent nearly $13 billion to Europe to rebuild. See 14.2: The Crumbling Alliance. d) European nations that had supported the Allies or been invaded before the outbreak of the war could arrange for inexpensive loans to rebuild; nothing was offered to Germany or Italy. Consider This: Over four years, the Americans and Canadians sent nearly $13 billion to Europe to rebuild. See 14.2: The Crumbling Alliance.
Which former Confederate state had the most blacks holding office during Reconstruction?
A) South Carolina B) Alabama C) Virginia D) Texas
Which of the following contributed to the early military successes of the Muslims?
a. Mounted cavalry. b. Weakness of the Sasanian Empire. c. Use of bows and arrows. d. Weakness of the Byzantine Empire. e. All of these choices.
President Carter's policy toward Latin America included
a. sending troops to bolster Fidel Castro's regime in Cuba. b. supporting the pro-Western dictatorship in Nicaragua. c. tens of billions of dollars in aid: a "Marshall Plan" for the region. d. turning control of the Panama Canal over to Panamanians.