In the early 1930s, both Mexican Americans and Mexican nationals working in the United States
a. continued to provide a docile, reliable farm labor force in the American Southwest.
b. were sometimes subjected to deportation by the United States government.
c. benefited significantly from the AAA.
d. steadily replaced whites in California's migratory work force.
b
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Which of the following is NOT true of King Nzinga Mbemba of Kongo?
A) He urged people to dress in the European style. B) He resisted the introduction of Christianity. C) He changed his name to Don Alfonso. D) He made Portuguese the official language. E) He banned the Catholic Church.
Eugenio, an Italian, moved to America with his family during the era of the "Roaring Twenties." He completely accepted the concept of Americanization and taught his children to adapt to it as well. This implies Eugenio and his family:
A) continued to uphold their Italian values and restricted themselves to immigrant settlements. B) renounced their religion and became modernists. C) blended into the Anglo-Saxon mainstream. D) denounced American commercialism. E) supported the Fundamentalist leaders in America.
The "Bonus Army" was a
A. group of veterans who came to Washington to get bonuses promised them for service in World War I. B. group of unemployed scientists and explorers who participated in a federal survey project. C. group of farmers demanding a bonus to compensate them for their eviction by large landowners. D. social organization composed of men who had fought in France in 1917.
Yeoman farmers in the South
A. suffered from isolation, a limited market, and chronic money shortage. B. opposed slavery because it hurt them economically. C. owned only a few slaves. D. hated the planter class.