A major source of political information in the colonies came in the form of __________
a. official dispatches
b. weekly journals
c. pamphlets
d. public debates
e. daily newspapers
B
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One effect of the War Industries Board's success was
a. the rallying of progressives behind the virtues of commerce. b. antitrust laws were more stringently followed. c. big business recognized the advantages of government economic planning. d. a leveling of profits among America's largest and smallest industries.
How did new methods of production affect workers in the first years of the twentieth century?
a. They were large-scale and mechanized, which made workers almost part of the machinery, endangered, and bored. b. They relied heavily on keeping workers satisfied, which led to safety, wage, and workweek reforms. c. They depended on the workers' willingness to work, which led to incentives, benefits, and human resource departments. d. They depended almost totally on automation, eliminating low-skilled jobs and creating high unemployment in this sector. e. They emphasized a unique product that would be better than the one before, increasing pressure on workers and materialism in consumers.
Due to the expansion of rice culture and the spread of cotton production to the interior, slavery continued to grow in the Lower ________.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
The Vietnam War and the Decline of the American Army - Read Robert Heinl's June 7, 1971, report entitled "The Collapse of the Armed Forces":http://web.mala.bc.ca/davies/H324War/Heinl.Collapse.of.Armed.Forces.1971.htma. According to Heinl, what factors contributed to the collapse of morale in the American military? What special role did he believe the war in Vietnam played in this decline?b. What does Heinl mean by "fragging"? Under what circumstances did these incidents occur?c. Aside from "fragging," how else did sharply declining morale manifest itself among American troops in Vietnam?d. According to Heinl, did the American army deployed to Vietnam always experience poor morale? What factor does his analysis suggest was most responsible for the collapse in morale among
soldiers still fighting in Vietnam? What will be an ideal response?