Relations between communist states were strained after 1945 as it became clear that
A) nationalism—rather than proletarian solidarity—was emerging in the communist bloc.
B) the quest for state socialism had replaced strategic goals.
C) Marxism had no appeal in Africa and Asia.
D) providing a high standard of living for citizens had left communist states militarily weak.
E) the ruling elite followed Marxist orthodoxy even when it undermined national ambitions.
A) nationalism—rather than proletarian solidarity—was emerging in the communist bloc.
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The Fair Employment Practices Commission
A. tried to prevent monopolistic practices in the armament industry. B. was appointed to carry out Roosevelt's executive order that banned racial discrimination by any employer with a government contract. C. was charged with seeing that women received equal pay to their male counterparts. D. was established after Philip Randolph led a protest march in Washington, D.C., against discrimination in the workplace, which the Nazis used in anti-American propaganda.
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
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A. They explain that all people have access to the same tee times. B. They describe a test that all potential new members must pass. C. They say they are trying to be as diverse as other clubs. D. They highlight affordability as the primary barrier to belonging.