The mission of the War Industries Board was to
a. implement daylight savings time.
b. prevent subversive activities from challenging the government.
c. raise money for the war by issuing Liberty Loans.
d. supervise wartime production.
D
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French military efforts in Southeast Asia collapsed due to the __________
A) fall and capture of Saigon B) Vietnamese victory at Dien Bien Phu C) withdrawal of American troops D) involvement of Japanese troops in North Vietnam
In the nineteenth century, European nations exploited areas of Asia and Africa for the following EXCEPT
A. raw materials, which could be used in European factories. B. markets these regions provided for European manufactured goods. C. opportunities that exploitation presented for European cultural expansion. D. manufactured goods to be sent from Asia to Europe. E. possible fields for missionary activities.
Despite the loss of manpower to the war, American farmers managed to provide abundant food supplies through
a. bringing new farm acreage into production. b. improved technology and fertilizer along with the use of Mexican laborers. c. improving the efficiency of agricultural processing plants. d. using crop rotation techniques along with the soil bank. e. using their wives and daughters to bring in the crops.
The two articles of impeachment passed by the House of Representatives against President Clinton charged him with
a. foreign policy deception and misuse of the Central Intelligence Agency. b. malfeasance of funds and defiance of Congressional spending restrictions. c. perjury and obstruction of justice. d. adultery and misuse of federal office facilities. e. bribery and jury tampering.