Whose view of the New Deal is portrayed in the cartoon "Uncle ‘Guinea Pig'"?
A) that of Communists who believed that capitalism was dying
B) that of ordinary Americans hopeful about the "medicine" provided by the New Deal
C) that of members of the Brain Trust as they strived to revive the U.S. economy
D) that of conservatives who felt the policies would be harmful
E) that of foreign investors wary of the involvement of the U.S. government in the economy
D
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A. missions of Paso del Norte B. missions of San Sabá and Los Adaes C. presidios of Béxar and La Bahía D. Lipan Apaches
The first Iron Age empire was built in which region?
A. Israel B. Phoenicia C. Assyria D. Egypt E. None of these.
Presidents Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson were similar in
A) their culture and sophistication. B) crude and offensive personal manners. C) ability to deal effectively with Congress. D) aggressive use of presidential power.
In his veto of the bank recharter bill, President Jackson claimed that the bank was
a. unconstitutional. b. antiwestern. c. too much influenced by aristocrats and foreigners. d. corrupt and monopolistic. e. heavily influenced and mostly controlled only by the government.