The criticism of the New Deal from Coughlin, Long, and Townshend demonstrated that:
A) the New Deal had opponents on both the left and the right.
B) Republicans were successful in organizing opposition to FDR.
C) only a radical fringe of Americans opposed the New Deal.
D) Roosevelt would have to swing hard to the right to win reelection in 1936.
Answer: A
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Southern slaves ran away to Union camps at the rate of
a. one in three. b. one in four. c. one in five. d. one in six. e. one in seven.
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What will be an ideal response?
_____ was an assembly of landholders chosen by other landholders, with which the royal governors were forced to work
A) The House of Burgesses B) The Mayflower Compact C) Indentured servitude D) The royal colony E) The Crown