In contrast to Britain in the eighteenth century, European countries on the Continent __________.
A) were less efficient in planning the transition to factory production
B) had a long tradition of government intervention in public affairs
C) engaged in wasteful competition in the early stage of industrialization
D) failed to resolve transportation bottlenecks as they industrialized
B) had a long tradition of government intervention in public affairs
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What statement best describes the United States' industrial output during the Progressive Era in comparison with other industrial countries?
A. The United States' industrial output was greater than that of Great Britain, France, and Germany combined. B. The United States' industrial output was greater than that of most other countries but lagged behind Great Britain, France, and Germany. C. The United States had about the same industrial output as Great Britain. D. The United States' industrial output was much lower than that of most other industrialized countries.
Which of the following is NOT true of American Indians during the war?
a. They met little discrimination in the military. b. They returned to the reservations after the war. c. They served as code talkers for the Marine Corps. d. Twenty-five thousand served in the military.
By the end of 1942, Allied technology had caught up with that of Germany and Japan.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
In the late eighteenth century, deteriorating economic conditions exacerbated by Heshen's corruption triggered the __________ in China.