Woodrow Wilson sought to reform banking primarily through the __________
A) Keating-Owen Act
B) Smith-Lever Tariff Act
C) Federal Reserve Act
D) Federal Trade Commission
Answer: C
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A) believed in the unity of government and religion. B) opposed the Calvinists. C) believed in adult baptism. D) were non-Christian. E) became dominant in England.
Mao Zedong, a librarian by training, was an inspiring rural organizer, and he set about developing his ideas of revolution with the heretical idea of:
a. Purging communists and Comintern agents from his government. b. Implementing a culture of reading, particularly from the literature of the Zhou period. c. Incorporating landlords into his leadership and creating fair markets for agricultural land. d. Inviting peasants into the vanguard of his movement.
When white southerners spoke of "redeeming" their region, they were referring to
A) ?retaking control of government. B) ?preventing any further expansion of black rights. C) ?bringing a new sense of religious revival to a dispirited people. D) ?Both A and C E) ?Both A and B
Woodrow Wilson’s decision to invade Mexico in 1916 followed raids on border towns by _____
A) Vittorio Zapata B) Pancho Villa C) Francisco Madero D) Victoriano Huerta E) Carlo Ponti