Britain, in the interwar period, experienced
a. prolonged economic problems even before the Great Depression.
b. falling competitiveness in the world economy due to aging, inefficient industries.
c. a General Strike that failed but which demonstrated that the British working class was not Bolshevik in its sympathies.
d. political stability.
e. all of the above
e
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A) declining shipments of silver from America. B) the loss of the United Provinces and the failed attempt to permanently annex Portugal. C) the patent incompetence of its leaders. D) growing upheaval in its Italian possessions. E) New World industries began to compete with Spain for markets.
Taft started his term by trying to __________.
a. curb the power of the Republican speaker of the House b. oust Roosevelt’s court appointees c. reverse Roosevelt’s conservation policies d. pass two amendments to the Constitution
Relative to his family's history, Chinggis Khan ________
A) was a traditionalist B) was innovative C) continued earlier achievements D) was a groundbreaking
Prior to the 1860s, it would be unthinkable for an American novelist to write about explicit sexuality
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false