Who was known as the "Father of Containment"?
a. James Forrestal
b. Estes Kefauver
c. Harry S. Truman
d. George F. Kennan
ANSWER: d
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The Internet grew out of
a. Americans' desire to do research at home. b. Americans' desire to have another way to communicate beyond the phone and letters. c. concerns about defense and national security. d. a trade agreement between Microsoft and IBM.
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A. successfully reached a compromise in the early Protestant movement between Luther and Calvin. B. rooted out the Arian heresy. C. launched the witch-hunts of the sixteenth century. D. took steps to reform the Catholic church. E. played a key role in Henry VIII's break with the Catholic church.
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A. the workday grew longer and wages increased. B. safety conditions began to improve. C. piece rates replaced a daily wage. D. women and children were more likely to earn more than men. E. the workday grew shorter and wages declined.