In 1917, automobile production in the United States
A. finally became feasible thanks to the innovations of Henry Ford.
B. saw nearly five million cars on American roads.
C. saw Charles and Frank Duryea build the first practical gasoline-powered car.
D. was the nation's largest industry.
E. was almost nonexistent.
B
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Gandhi used the spinning wheel as a symbol of his protest against
A. British religious policies. B. textile imports from Britain. C. import duties against wheels of all types. D. discrimination against Indian women. E. rickshaw requirements.
What were some of the significant trade goods produced in southern India?
What will be an ideal response?
The American Colonization Society
a. was rooted in economic pragmatism. b. was rooted in a commitment to racial equality. c. advocated civil rights for African Americans. d. proposed the annexation of Mexico for the settlement of freed American slaves.
The Carter Doctrine proclaimed the U.S. commitment to preserve the status quo in __________
A) Central America B) the Persian Gulf region C) North Africa D) western Europe