All of the following are threats to the wealth of the United States EXCEPT ______.
A. global economic dependence
B. increasing rates of capital investment and savings
C. slow rates of capital investment and savings
D. the status of the United States as the world’s largest debtor
B. increasing rates of capital investment and savings
You might also like to view...
The Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) was founded by a coalition of Mexican political elites who believed that
a. it was better to work out their differences through a system of compromise rather than resorting to violence. b. uniting all classes under the control of one mass party would prevent the spread of communism to Mexico. c. a mass party was necessary to confront the political influence of the Catholic Church. d. the promotion of agrarian reform and the rights of workers was necessary if Mexico wanted to develop economically. e. the formation of a mass party would better achieve democracy due to its corporate structures representing all class interests.
In Europe, the term "liberal" usually describes someone who
a. falls at the far right of the political spectrum. b. falls at the far left of the political spectrum. c. is politically moderate. d. supports an active role for government in society and defends policies such as a taxation system that assists in the redistribution of wealth in society. e. supports the nationalization of major industries in the economy, but stops short of the violent overthrow of capitalism.
The Gulf Coast region is home to ___________, the state's largest city
A) ?Houston B) ?Dallas C) ?Austin D) ?San Antonio
Beginning in the 1770s, what happened to political power in the colonies?
a. It began to shift more in favor of the British loyalists. b. It began to shift away from moderates to radical groups who called for independence. c. The political power of radical patriots began to decline in favor of moderate ideals. d. British loyalists began to dominate the political scene, punishing the patriots.