Which of the following was true of the Hollywood Ten?
A) The members of the Hollywood Ten were allowed protection under the First Amendment.
B) The members of the Hollywood Ten were each fined and sentenced to a year in jail.
C) The members of the Hollywood Ten were accused of espionage against the U.S. government.
D) The members of the Hollywood Ten were accused of presenting the United States in a negative light in their movie.
E) The members of the Hollywood Ten were allowed to continue working in Hollywood after their acquittal.
B
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A. agent of the Mossad. B. angry Palestinian. C. Sunni Muslim. D. Orthodox Jew.
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A) Few people were truly happy in the U.S. during the first few decades of the nineteenth century. B) The nation was only prosperous because it exploited immigrants and weaker North American neighbors. C) Only those who were citizens (white males) were able to be happy and prosperous; Native and African Americans were denied these opportunities. D) Monroe was addressing politicians, the only truly happy citizens of the U.S. and the only people allowed to enjoy its prosperity. E) From the moment of his inaugural address, Monroe’s policies undermined individual citizen’s happiness and the nation’s ability to prosper greatly.