How did Theodore Roosevelt distinguish a "good" trust from a "bad" trust?
a. A good trust stayed within reasonable bounds, whereas a bad trust hurt the general welfare of society.
b. A good trust donated money to Roosevelt's campaign, whereas bad trusts did not.
c. A good trust was well-organized and efficient, whereas a bad trust was cumbersome and inefficient.
d. A good trust employed the masses (immigrants, women, the poor, African Americans); a bad trust only employed white males.
e. A good trust developed products that contributed to society; a bad trust worked in mergers and acquisitions and did not produce any actual products.
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a. closed the Mississippi River to American shipping b. intercepted American ships on the high seas and pressed American sailors into service c. sent agents into the American South to foment a slave rebellion d. refused to sell Cuba to the United States e. invoked the 1494 Treaty of Tordesillas to claim that the United States was actually Spanish territory
What issue marked the largest division between fundamentalist and modernist Christians?
A. Prohibition B. immigration C. evolution D. labor unionism