Known as "soddies," poor homesteaders in the arid plains often depended on ____ for heating fuel
a. animal bones
b. fallen leaves
c. dried Cow Dung
d. peet
ANSWER: c
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According to the Populists, who was most to blame for America's problems?
A) communists and socialists who agitated workers and farmers B) common people who did not work hard enough at improving their economic status C) wealthy industrialists who dominated the nation's distribution of wealth D) politicians who were unresponsive to the needs of the working class
The brilliant lawyer Louis D. Brandeis, who later became a Supreme Court justice, argued that the federal government should work to
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What will be an ideal response?