During the Red Scare of 1919–1920, ________ led the attack on foreign-born radicals
A) A. Mitchell Palmer
B) Clarence Darrow
C) Warren G. Harding
D) Alexander Berkman
E) William Jennings Bryan
Answer: A
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The Puritans of Massachusetts Bay were tightly unified and avoided splits during the first decade of the colony
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Nakbé contains stepped stone pyramids, as high as ___________, with staircases to the temples on top.
a. 20 feet. b. 50 feet. c. 200 feet. d. 1200 feet.
Why, after a period of relative stability, was the American economy plagued by inflation from late 1776 into the 1780s?
a. As people's faith in the government declined, their faith in the worth of the nation's currency also declined. b. As the amount of currency in circulation declined, unsold goods piled up in warehouses. c. As the economy grew and Americans' incomes increased, the production of goods lagged behind demand. d. As high taxes cut into the profits of producers, they cut back production and caused a shortage of goods.
Identify an accurate statement about the Mississippians
A) Their civilization was formed after the weakening and dissolution of the Anasazi civilization. B) They were the earliest settlers of North America who were of European origin. C) They built fourteen "great houses" in the Chaco Canyon as a testament to the grandness of their civilization. D) Their civilization disintegrated around 1100 C.E. E) They developed an accurate calendar and built a pyramid.