By 1917, three-fourths of Americans lived in dry counties, thanks to the grassroots activism of the Anti-________ League.

Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).


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The laws establishing national origins quotas during the 1920s favored immigration from:

a. northern and western Europe b. Latin America c. Italy, Poland, and Russia d. China and Japan

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The Washington consensus follows the dictates of ________

A) laissez-faire B) the moral economy C) socialism D) communism

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The North's advantages over the South at the outbreak of the Civil War included all of the following EXCEPT

a. greater agreement over war aims b. more substantial industrial resources c. a more extensive railroad network d. dominance in foreign trade e. naval supremacy

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Urban-rural tensions of the twenties produced a resurgence of

A) nostalgia for Old World values. B) religious fundamentalism. C) agrarian radicalism. D) urban progressivism.

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