As a result of the growth of the suburbs, _________________
A. the boundaries of most central cities expanded as they annexed outlying areas
B. the peer group's influence on children began to decline while the family's influence increased
C. pollution and trash were spread over a larger area
D. nonwhites were able to escape the overcrowding of the inner-city ghettos
Answer: C
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a. the vast majority of the people in the region opposed a Jewish state in Palestine. b. there was not enough international support for a Jewish state in Palestine. c. the formation of a Jewish state would provoke decades of violence in the Middle East. d. Jewish advocacy groups lacked political influence in the United States.
New England Federalists opposed the acquisition of Canada because
a. there were too many French immigrants and frontiersmen there. b. Canadian business would prove too competitive to New England Federalists' economic interests. c. it was too agrarian and would give more votes to the Democratic-Republicans. d. they believed that the Canadians could never become Americanized. e. they feared that the hostile Indians who lived there would prove to be too difficult to suppress.
What was the purpose of the Sedition Act?
A. to ban public statements disparaging the country or the war effort B. to monitor immigrants from Germany or other Central Powers' nations C. to ban the obstruction of military activities, recruitment or training D. to compile information on membership in socialist or anarchist organizations
During President Woodrow Wilson's first term, Colonel Edward M. House
A. became the locus of opposition to Wilson in the cabinet. B. was secretary of state. C. was one of Wilson's closest advisors. D. was both secretary of state and one of Wilson's closest advisors. E. All these answers are correct.