Whether shopping at A&P, watching the movies, listening to radio, or reading a newspaper, consumers in the 1920s were exposed to more things that __________
A) challenged them intellectually
B) reflected local or regional qualities
C) set them apart from the new immigrant
D) were produced for a national market
Answer: D
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How did U.S.-Canadian economic relations evolve during the 1980s?
A. The countries agreed to eliminate trade restrictions across their borders. B. The countries linked their stock markets to compete with Japan. C. Canada became the largest purchaser of American national debt. D. The United States increased control over the Canadian economy.
Despite his wishes, who was deposed after only a few days on the throne as Edward VI's successor in England?
A. Lady Jane Grey B. Mary Tudor C. Elizabeth D. Mary Queen of Scots E. James VI of Scotland
In 1951, the Supreme Court ruled in Dennis v. U.S. that
A) it was illegal to advocate the overthrow of the government. B) Congress had the power to curtail freedom of speech if it concluded that national security demanded such restriction. C) Congress had no right to restrict the purely political activities of any organization, regardless of the popularity of that organization's views. D) publications that presented the Soviet Union in a positive light were endangering national security and could be shut down by the federal government. E) communists had no right to jury trials.
Julius Caesar was assassinated because?
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