The short-lived Philadelphia Working Men's Party is an early example of:
A) labor union organization.
B) democratic, non-deferential politics.
C) rejection of urban communities.
D) agrarian idealism.
Answer: B
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a. begin the policy of "free silver" b. provide cash for the unemployed c. finance public works jobs for the unemployed d. join an international trade group
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Of the following, the strongest resistance to American membership in the League of Nations came from
A) Democrats. B) the American public. C) the reservationists. D) the irreconcilables.
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A) concentrated on making the most of women's voting rights. B) demanded further, more radical reforms. C) stopped participating in any women's organizations. D) began addressing wider social problems of race and class.