Thomas L. Johnson was an example of a city leader-reformer who advocated __________.
A. improving social welfare for city residents
B. reforming immigration policy
C. cleaning up slums and ghetto buildings
D. the initiative, recall, and referendum
Answer: A
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a. National Reclamation Act b. Timber Culture Act c. Timber and Stone Act d. Homestead Act e. Western Watering Act
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a. rising rates of juvenile delinquency. b. escalating divorce rates. c. increased teen pregnancy. d. rising incidences of violence against women. e. changing sexual norms.
Which of the following was a reason for Bush's failure to establish himself as a successful leader?
A) His inclination toward communism aroused suspicion. B) He did not take measures to decrease the national debt. C) He opposed Reagan's policies. D) He failed to undo the damage done by Reagan's policies. E) He fueled the war in Vietnam.
What did Peter the Great introduce that Russia had not seen before?
A) European military organization and culture B) French clothing C) Prussian military techniques D) Byzantine architectural styles E) Maize from the United States