The failure of which crop contributed greatly to Afro-Caribbean migration into the United States in the early twentieth century?
a. bananas
b. sugar
c. cotton
d. rice
b. sugar
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President Pierce's efforts to acquire Cuba for the United States caused which of the following?
A. Northern support for the liberation of Cuba allayed fears in that region that Pierce was controlled by the Slave Power. B. Some Northerners concluded that Pierce was doing the bidding of the Slave Power. C. Support for such efforts by both Northerners and Southerners led to friendlier relations between the two sections of the country. D. Many Southerners concluded that Pierce wanted to end slavery and settle free blacks in the Caribbean.
John Trumball's painting Surrender of Lord Cornwallis:
A) was painted immediately after the battle. B) is an accurate portrayal of the event. C) was an eyewitness record of the surrender. D) had to be corrected after public outcry over its inaccuracy.
Prosecutions under the Espionage Act (1917) and the Sedition Act (1918) can be characterized in the following ways except a. antiwar socialists and labor leaders were visibly targeted
b. 1,900 Americans were prosecuted under these laws. c. the laws meant that any criticism of the government could be censored and punished. d. the Supreme Court ultimately ruled that they were unconstitutional violations of freedom of speech and association. e. after the war, President Harding issued pardons to many of those prosecuted, including labor leader Eugene Debs.
How did managers assess the labor-management accord forged between 1947 and 1950?
What will be an ideal response?