In the early twentieth century, expanding market forces
A) had very little significant effect on Brazilian social relations.
B) created new opportunities for peasants to own property and accumulate wealth.
C) produced a wave of unparalleled prosperity that reduced foreign dependence and stabilized Brazilian society.
D) dissolved traditional rural patron-client social relations and unleashed a subaltern culture of rural resistance.
D
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How did the 1914 Ludlow Massacre that ended with the deaths of 13 women and children after Colorado state troops set fire to their camp reveal about the shortcomings of the Progressive movement?
A) Unions realized that they needed more than just government support to solve their problems. B) Industrialists continued to fail to provide company housing for their workers. C) Members of similar unions remained disunited when it came to supporting their comrades. D) The media remained insensitive to tragic situations like the Ludlow Massacre.
The Chisholm Trail was one of the most famous trails used by cowboys to move cattle north where they were shipped to the East for the __________ and packinghouses.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
During World War II, the War Production Board
A. was directed by Roosevelt ally Leon Henderson. B. had complete control over military purchases. C. won the support of small business. D. was maintained under the auspices of the Department of Labor. E. favored large over small contractors.