Whose An American Dilemma highlighted the moral quandary of white Americans who embraced democratic ideals in theory but denied them to their black compatriots in practice?
a. W. Lloyd Warner
b. Mary McLeod Bethune
c. Gunnar Myrdal
d. John Dollard
c. Gunnar Myrdal
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In Schenck v. United States, the Supreme Court ruled that in time of war, the government could limit the right to
A) due process. B) free speech. C) keep and bear arms. D) redress of grievance.
The most common name now given to those formerly called "untouchables" is ________
A) dalits B) adivasis C) varnas D) naxalites
Which of the following statements accurately describe the automobile in the 1920s?
A) It was still just a plaything of the rich. B) It lost much of its potential market as people turned to the new forms of mass transit available. C) It was produced mostly for the overseas market since Americans could not afford the high-priced American models. D) It became common in most American socioeconomic groups, as cheap Japanese models flooded the market. E) It saw a big increase in popularity, with the number of vehicle registrations jumping dramatically.
Using Map 16.3, can you identify at least nine geostrategic maritime locations (choke points, straits) that impacted this period of history and continue to be significant today?
What will be an ideal response?