Under Herbert Hoover, the Food Administration raised the price of grain so that __________.
A. farmers would increase production
B. consumers would buy more bread and flour
C. less foreign grain would enter the country
D. more foreign grain would enter the country
Answer: A
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a. Italy. b. Portugal. c. Great Britain. d. Germany.
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A. involved clear differences on tariff issues between the major parties. B. produced a clear mandate from the voters for political reform. C. was decided by Congress. D. was one of the few elections during this era to escape charges of corruption. E. saw the Democrats take back the White House.
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