President Eisenhower said he was "conservative when it comes to money matters and liberal when it comes to human beings." What did he mean by that? Give some specific examples of his conservatism on money matters and liberalism on human beings
Did his actions at anytime contradict this description of himself? When? Explain.
Eisenhower wanted to cut the federal budget and he did so by slashing defense spending. But, most of the liberal New Deal programs still in existence survived, and a major new public works program (National System of Interstate and Defense Highways Act) was initiated. Eisenhower's weak leadership on the civil rights issue raises some question about his being "liberal when it comes to human beings."
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The Knights of Labor declined for all the following reasons EXCEPT:
a) its leader Terence Powderly died. b) their preoccupation with local politics. c) the Haymarket affair discredited the union. d) its leadership was devoted more to reform than to the nuts and bolts of organization. e) popular fears that the organization was too radical.
In what ways did the Frankish rulers Pepin the Short and Charlemagne use the Catholic Church to promote and protect their political authority?
What will be an ideal response?
What event did the Shanghai Massacre start?
A. civil war in China B. the Bolshevik Revolution C. uprisings in the United States D. the Japan Convention
What was the initial level of success for Christian missionaries in Japan?
A) The missionaries were outlawed by the shogun. B) They were met with resistance from the samurai. C) The Christian missionaries fomented civil war. D) The missionaries attempted to undermine Shinto. E) The Christian missionaries converted many Japanese daimyo.