Why was sugar rationed in the United States during the Second World War?
a. Sugar was used by Allied soldiers to win over the civilian populations in liberated European cities.
b. Sugar was used to produce alcohol, which was used in the manufacturing of weapons.
c. Large quantities of sugar were necessary as a quick energy source for soldiers.
d. Sugar was used to make fuel for military vehicles.
b
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Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
What were the Bonus Marchers demanding through their demonstrations in Washington, D.C., during the summer of 1932?
A) direct relief for workers from the federal government B) employment for out-of-work veterans C) early payment on federal bonds set to mature in 1945 D) an end to the Hoover presidency
Which action did the federal government take in response to Cold War tensions after World War II and again in response to the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks?
(a) expanding civil rights protections (b) monitoring persons suspected of endangering national security (c) withdrawing from international organizations (d) restricting trade with allies
What was "the crater" in Petersburg, Virginia?
A) a prison for black soldiers B) a hiding place for slaves waiting for Union help C) a large hole in the ground from an explosion, part of an unsuccessful effort by the Union to win a battle over the Confederates D) a huge impression made by a falling meteorite, seen by Confederate troops as an omen against the Union's attempt to free the slaves