Assess the cultural changes that developed during the Depression years, including entertainment, eating habits, the phenomenon of the teenager, and the nature of advertising.

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Based on her voting record regarding entry into World Wars I and II, Republican congresswoman Jeannette Rankin, the first female member of Congress, could best be described as a(n) __________

A) pacifist B) warmonger C) alarmist D) traitor

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What caused internal strife within the new government of France?

A) The various estates of the government would not agree in principle to have a monarch as part of the process. B) The king would not support any of the Assembly's proposals for France. C) The major issues of government could not be solved due to the inactivity of the Assembly. D) The nobility would not support any of the Assembly's proposals. E) The National Assembly, the nobles, and the clergy could not agree or even remain neutral on most issues causing more upheaval within the Assembly and government.

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Why did some people in the 1890s, and even today, consider late-nineteenth-century American foreign policy an aberration?

a. As a democratic republic founded on the idea of freedom, the United States had no right to deny independence to other countries by annexation. b. The United States had once been a colony itself, so creating other colonies around the world was part of its history and legacy. c. The United States had once been a small country of just thirteen states, so expanding to new lands and creating new states was an aberration. d. As a democratic republic founded on the idea of freedom, the United States had the obligation to seek the same rights for countries around the world. e. As a former colony, the United States understood the challenges of gaining independence and could better assist new nations than Europe could.

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