Immediately following World War I, the American economy
A. was marked by a continuing labor shortage.
B. boomed for many months.
C. fell into a protracted recession.
D. saw prices plunge.
E. fell into a deflationary spiral.
B
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a. a belief that a shared language is an important basis for unity. b. an ideology that supports self-government for people of the same or similar cultures. c. the government takeover of industry in the name of the greater common good. d. the harmonious activity of ethnic groups, directed towards a common purpose.
During early currency shortages caused by British mercantilist policies, how did colonists continue to do business?
a. They borrowed money from British bankers. b. They traded butter, nails and feathers for items they needed. c. They refused to do business with anyone but colonial merchants and producers. d. They printed their own currencies. e. They declared bankruptcy.
Newton's Principia
a. placed the earth at the center of the universe. b. rejected the ideas of Copernicus, Kepler, and Galileo. c. mathematically disproved the universal law of gravitation. d. supplied the new theory of the universe that combined the work of Copernicus, Kepler, and Galileo. e. proved that Luther was correct regarding salvation by faith.
The Stamp Act Congress convened in what city?
A) ?Philadelphia B) ?Washington C) ?Boston D) ?Albany E) ?New York