The nonbusiness group that realized the most significant, lasting gains from World War I and its aftermath was
a. labor.
b. blacks.
c. immigrants.
d. women.
e. veterans.
e
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A) attacks on economic elites B) fireside chats C) support of Social Security D) "court packing" plan
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A. a table that equated a person's social position with his rank in the bureaucracy or the military B. a table that equated a person's social position with his lineage among the traditional landed nobility C. a table that equated a person's social position with his annual income D. Russia's first income tax E. an outline of Peter's estimation of the relative power of European nations
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A. whale, wood, and animal-based oils B. coal-fired steam engines C. the horse D. fossil-fuel-based electricity
After the English, this group was the next most numerous group of immigrants in the early 18th century.
A) Scotch-Irish B) French C) Germans D) Polish