In which way did the Second New Deal differ in its approach from the First New Deal?
a. It included more long-term solutions.
b. It created greater government involvement.
c. It focused on smaller groups of people.
Ans: a. It included more long-term solutions.
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a. his ideas were dominated by Copernican conclusions. b. he came to disavow the Bible. c. he observed a new star. d. he was hampered by failure to keep exact calculations. e. he rejected Aristotle's theories.
The southern Japanese provincial leaders of Choshu and Satsuma found the most effective strategy to protect Japan against foreigners was
a. development of gunboats. b. consolidation of their forces to overthrow the shogunate. c. to copy the Tanzimat reforms. d. embrace westernization in all forms. e. none of these.
Which of the following was NOT an economic advantage held by the United States at the outset of the Cold War?
A. Large quantities of gold received from Japan and Germany as war reparations allowed the United States to give out loans to other countries at high interest rates. B. The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) benefited American manufacturers by opening markets for a variety of consumer goods as well as industrial equipment. C. The war had doubled U.S. productive capacity while wrecking that of Europe and the Soviet Union. D. The United States made loans available to other countries, but with the condition the U.S. would have the right to sell large quantities of goods to the borrowing nation.