In most Western European nations other than Britain, manufacturing in the 1830s took place in __________.
A. large manufacturing districts
B. the countryside
C. cities
D. both cities and the countryside
Answer: B
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Which of the following reflects a legacy of McCarthyism that lasted for the rest of the 1950s?
a) political and cultural conformity b) legislation banning loyalty oaths c) proliferation of left-wing publications d) growing prominence of entertainers
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A) They limited the number of men who could protest the harsh conditions caused by the war. B) They provided a pool of workers who were not qualified to be soldiers. C) They encouraged men to volunteer for military service. D) They forced both sides to develop an accurate census. E) They established the foundation for a larger military after the war.
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