The phrase "supply-side economics" refers to
a. Franklin Roosevelt's economic policy of supplying war materials to the allies in World War II.
b. Jimmy Carter's reduction of capital gains taxes.
c. congressional efforts to control the federal budget.
d. a theory embraced by Ronald Reagan that tax reductions would stimulate the economy.
e. the U.S. policy of supplying aid to third world countries that supported the U.S.
d
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A) American imperialism B) homogenization C) poor quality D) a fat-laden diet
Which of the following prerequisites were necessary for the Industrial Revolution?
A) Legal changes that forced women into the workplace, outlawed child labor, and ended private farm holdings. B) An upsurge in world trade and a social revolution to start the dictatorship of the proletariat. C) A society willing to embrace child labor and involuntary servitude among the working classes. D) An upsurge in world trade, a rising population, and an increase in the flow of money. E) A monopoly on the knowledge of how to use steam and cornering the world markets on iron ore.
Jefferson sent James Monroe to Paris in 1803 to __________
A) secure American trading rights to New Orleans B) negotiate a peace treaty C) purchase the Louisiana Territory D) protest French policies in the Caribbean
The events depicted in Uncle Tom's Cabin were taken from news accounts
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.