Official state constitutional support for religions in the 1780’s was strongest in _________
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s)
Answer: New England
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a. the Viet Cong’s military strategist. b. an anti-Communist; first supported, then abandoned by the United States. c. South Vietnam’s ambassador to the United States. d. killed during the Tet Offensive. e. the person who negotiated the cease fire with Henry Kissinger.
How were families affected by the changes sweeping American society in the 1920s?
A) Generally, childhood and adolescence became shorter periods because families needed to send children to work at a younger age. B) Fewer married women took jobs outside of the home as traditional values were restored across the country. C) The “youth movement” of the 1920s championed traditional family values, such as respect for one’s parents. D) Church attendance in urban areas decreased due to a drop in population and in the construction of houses of worship in the countryside. E) The average American family decreased in size due to the availability of more effective birth control methods.
Before 600 C.E., the Arab people were united primarily by
a. adherence to the same polytheistic faith. b. a shared language and poetic idiom. c. membership in the same centralized empire. d. All of these answers are correct.
President Obama's health care legislation
A) had complete and total support by Democrats. B) socialized the U.S. health care system. C) was the first major health care reform since 1965. D) was passed with the assistance of a few Republican who broke party lines.