Charlie was a lawyer in New York during the economic boom of the late 1920s. He was interested in investing his money to earn more profits, and after consulting a banker, he bought shares in a collection of stocks managed by the banker. In which of the following avenues had Charlie invested?
A) Real estate
B) Mutual funds
C) Corporate bonds
D) Life insurance
E) Infrastructure
B
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A) Martin Van Buren. B) James K. Polk. C) Zachary Taylor. D) John Tyler.
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A) a traditional division of labor persisted through the journey. B) the trip proved novel and even enjoyable. C) drawing up rules and electing officers prevented dissension. D) difficulties multiplied as the trip lengthened.
Blanche Bruce was
A. a Reconstruction military governor. B. the first black Senator. C. the leader of the Bourbon Democrats. D. head of the Freedmen's Bureau. E. a Klansman
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A) ?20 B) ?26 C) ?32 D) ?41 E) ?50