The Japanese myth of Kojiki suggests that

At home, while their husbands were at war, women

A) increasingly abandoned their homes to return to England. B) found their positions unchanged. C) were assisted by farm managers in the majority of cases. D) took over their husbands' place.

Regarding scandals surrounding President Bill Clinton,

A. Clinton admitted to corruption during his first weeks in office. B. charges of impropriety had existed throughout his time in office. C. the Lewinsky affair marked the first in a series of scandals to plague the president. D. few charges of impropriety were leveled at the president until his 1996 reelection. E. the public seemed ready to condemn Clinton based on his previous reputation when allegations of sexual impropriety were leveled against him.

The text authors conclude that "during the late 1940s and 1950s juvenile delinquency was not on the upswing." Explain why, then, there was such a great to-do about the moral decline of America's youth in these years

What will be an ideal response?

During the Great War, the government agency which had almost dictatorial powers to allocate scarce materials and fix prices was the

A) United States Railroad Administration. B) Council of National Defense. C) War Industries Board. D) War Labor Policies Board.