The Committee on Public Information __________
a. had little influence on public perceptions
b. exerted a positive influence on the public
c. called for understanding from the American people
d. launched a vitriolic campaign against Germany
e. was always careful to avoid emotional appeals
D
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The federal government created the bracero program to recruit Mexican workers for agricultural jobs because:
a. Most Mexican Americans who had worked on farms took better jobs in cities. b. Many Mexican workers went back to Mexico to avoid the draft. c. Mexican workers refused to come to America without guarantees of labor conditions. d. Farmers refused to hire American workers.
What was President Johnson's stand on the Fourteenth Amendment?
A. He urged southern states to reject the amendment. B. He said he would accept a state that ratified the amendment but would not require them to do so. C. He reluctantly accepted the amendment to end Reconstruction. D. He asked Secretary of State Seward not to certify the amendment's ratification.
How was the traditional progressive political and social vision that had its roots in Protestantism and middle-class values challenged by other groups of Americans?
What will be an ideal response?