By 1929, a mere ____________________ percent of the nation's industrial workforce belonged to unions
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
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Which is a tradition that survived the shift from a family economy to the industrial era?
A. Most parents still arranged marriages. B. Cohabitation before marriage was rare and considered taboo. C. Most women continued to work after marriage. D. Family needs still played a major role in the decision to marry.
By late November of 1941, American officials assumed that the next Japanese move would be directed not against American territory, but against British or ________ possessions to the south.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
What was Herbert Hoover's Great Depression program? On what assumptions was it based?
What will be an ideal response?
During Francisco Vàzquez de Coronado's expedition into modern Arizona, Texas, New Mexico, Kansas, and Oklahoma, he and his men
A) found gold in a number of Native American pueblos. B) found European-style cities of great wealth. C) were greeted enthusiastically by the Zunis and the Pueblos. D) acquired little wealth and goods from Native Americans to show for their expeditionary efforts.