What was the intent of the Agricultural Adjustment Act?
A) It sought to encourage farmers to move to cities.
B) It sought to increase American grain production.
C) It sought to end the sharecropper system.
D) It sought to prop up crop prices.
Answer: D
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a. were deserted. b. saw populations decline. c. were the primary location of monasteries. d. were crucial centers of economic and political functioning. e. were prestigious centers of learning.
Which of the following cultural areas had a great influence on Iran?
a. Mesopotamia b. All of these are correct c. Mediterranean d. Indus Valley e. India
What was the overriding concern for some as the industrial capabilities progressed?
A) Wealth was a guiding factor in internal politics of many nations. B) Influence could be won among underdeveloped nations by the introduction of industrial technologies. C) Whether or not the concentration and expansion of economic power could continue without seriously disturbing political relations among nations D) Would lead humanity too far in technology for our own good? E) Industrial progress may sacrifice quality of life for some, while improving it for others.
How was Wilson’s practice of foreign affairs similar to his evolution over social reforms?
A) He tried to follow his predecessors’ policies and successfully did so throughout most of his presidency. B) He tried to follow his predecessors’ policies but failed to do so throughout most of his presidency. C) He tried to change his predecessors’ policies and ended up following most of them in the end. D) He tried to change his predecessors’ policies and managed to do so throughout most of his presidency. E) He went back and forth between supporting and then changing his predecessors’ policies.