Blacks supported the New Deal for all of the following reasons except which one?
a. They appreciated Roosevelt's achievement in having an antilynching bill passed by Congress.
b. They were pleased when prominent New Dealers supported black aspirations and black pride.
c. Young blacks were helped by the National Youth Administration and other programs.
d. Much of the new public housing created by slum-clearance programs went to blacks.
A
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a. threatened their political right to disagree with and speak out against the government b. gave the Federalists too much power and reduced the Republicans' power c. suspended free elections, depriving all white males of their voting rights d. expanded the powers of Congress, which meant bigger government e. allowed libel convictions without a jury trial, affecting people's judicial rights
Which of these statements best summarizes trends in England and France in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries?
A. Royal power centralized and national consciousness was extinguished by warfare and the plague. B. Royal power centralized and national consciousness grew. C. Royal power waned as townspeople asserted their new identity. D. Royal power and national consciousness both suffered a steep decline.
What was the target of Luddite attacks?
A) textile machinery B) child labor laws C) domestic system D) industrial capitalism
The Records of Ancient Matters were
a. among the earliest Japanese accounts of its own history. b. Chinese chronicles that mention Japanese events in the 5th century C.E. c. accounts of popular political movements under the Yamato "great kings." d. a record of Shint? spells and rituals.