The failure of the South to industrialize in the nineteenth century is best explained by __________.
A. northern opposition
B. a shortage of labor
C. culture and tradition
D. Southerners choosing to depend on "King Cotton"
Answer: D
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As discussed in our class, which one of the following best describes marxists point of view on race and class?
a. race of an individual is more important than his/her economic class b. economic class is more important that his/her race c. economic class and race complement each other d. none of the above
The slogan "Orthodoxy, Autocracy, and Nationalism" was associated with __________.
A. the Russian Orthodox Church B. the Official Nationality C. the Russian military D. the Congress of Vienna
Much of the Sunbelt's new prosperity was based on its
a. tremendous influx of money from the federal government. b. policy of high state taxes. c. regulated economic growth. d. cooperative effort rather than unbridled individualism. e. high levels of union membership.
The Democratic party platform on which Franklin Roosevelt campaigned for the presidency in 1932 called for
a. extensive social reforms and a balanced budget. b. deficit spending and a higher military budget. c. higher tariffs and support for American manufacturers. d. a sixty percent tax on the income of the highest tow percent of American income earners. e. breaking up monopolistic corporations and supporting small business.