Which book written by John Kenneth Galbraith in 1958 became one of the most important studies of the U.S. economy in the postwar period?
A) The Other America
B) The Affluent Society
C) The Lonely Crowd
D) The Corporation Take-Over
B) The Affluent Society
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Britain’s and France’s treaty obligations to which country led them to declare war on Germany?
A) Lithuania B) Latvia C) Poland D) Finland
The Industrial Workers of the World __________
A) was the most radical American labor union B) sought to parallel the American Federation of Labor C) had little impact on immigrant workers D) was readily accepted by the American business establishment E) greatly restricted its membership
Throughout the 1920s, the NAACP:
a. advocated welfare for blacks. b. organized marches and protests throughout the South. c. tried to secure a federal antilynching law. d. successfully elected blacks as local officials in northern cities.
Which action during Washington's administration led to the Whiskey Rebellion in western Pennsylvania?
(a) passage of a new excise tax (b) establishment of a presidential cabinet (c) creation of the Bank of the United States (d) ban on slavery in the Northwest Territory