The pre-Columbian North American peoples in the Southwest
A. lived in small, nomadic tribes.
B. were primarily hunters of small game.
C. built large irrigation systems for farming.
D. primarily pursued moose and caribou for sustenance.
E. created an economy exclusively based on trade.
C
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What message does the lithograph The Way of Good and Evil send to its audience?
A) Americans resisted the social ills found in their society. B) A person could choose sin over good deeds and still be saved. C) Achieving an education was unnecessary to obtain salvation. D) People faced a clear choice of salvation or eternal damnation.
During the 1920s, wages for American workers
A. generally enabled a working-class family to thrive on a single income. B. rose most quickly for unskilled workers. C. generally decreased as the labor market became tighter. D. equaled or exceeded the rate of production growth. E. generally rose at a rate far below growth in the economy.
The Allied invasion of Sicily led to the collapse of the Mussolini government.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
What was one of the most important points underscored by the energy crisis?
A. Economic processes were becoming increasingly globalized. B. Industrialized nations needed to look to third world countries for energy alternatives. C. The need for Green Party inclusion in policy making decisions. D. Americans decided to increase domestic oil production. E. Third-world countries with oil could suddenly become economically and politically powerful.