Italy, Germany, and Japan responded to the Depression by __________
A) increasing military spending
B) cutting all government programs
C) eliminating national debt
D) reducing the size of their armies
Answer: A
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Serious problems in the American economy by 1929 included all of the following EXCEPT
A) underconsumption of consumer goods. B) Federal Reserve monetary policy. C) high unemployment. D) poor distribution of income.
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a. was an arms reduction treaty between the Soviet Union and the United States that had resulted from Nixon's détente strategy. b. Was a militant anti-war group that advocated armed resistance against the military industrial complex. c. was a black power organization that tried to organize the Black Panthers and Black Muslims into a larger nationwide militia. d. was the name for a new hallucinogenic drug that spread like wildfire in the counterculture of the 1970s.
President Lincoln responded to opposition to the war effort by
A) engaging in widespread suspension of civil liberties B) prohibiting election activities of the opposition party C) upholding the Bill of Rights in all cases D) ordering suspension of civil liberties in a few extreme cases