Under Brezhnev, economic incentives in the Soviet Union
a. were increased in an attempt to bolster a stagnant agriculture.
b. made it possible for globally acclaimed Russian writers like Alexander Solzhenitsyn to travel outside the country to promote their work.
c. loosened up the "one child" policy that went into effect immediately after World War II.
d. were rarely taken advantage of, as every Soviet citizen was guaranteed an opportunity to work by the constitution.
e. were non-existent.
e
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The religion of the Eastern Woodland Indians included animism, which was a belief that
A) one supreme being rules over all. B) everything in nature possesses a spirit. C) men and women are essentially equal. D) humans were entrusted to take care of the natural world. E) the woods were dwellings of sacred beings.
Early factory workers
a. were recruited from among the urban poor. b. came from rural areas. c. were almost all convicted criminals. d. were all adult men. e. found their work extremely rewarding.
The British reacted so strongly to the Trent affair because:
a. they claimed it was interference with their right to conduct foreign relations. b. it took place in international waters. c. Lincoln refused to apologize. d. they needed southern cotton.
The creation of the Second National Bank of the United States was instrumental in limiting the power of
a) Congress b) Democrats c) state banks d) state legislatures