By decreaing farm surpluses, New Deal policies helped to
a) Lower the cost of food
b) Increase the food supply
c) Raise the price of farm products
d) Combat the effects of the Dust Bowl
Ans: c) Raise the price of farm products
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The issue of how to account for slaves for purposes of establishing a state's representation in the House of Representatives
A) was left unresolved by the delegates at the Constitutional Convention. B) was resolved by the three-fifths clause compromise at the Constitutional Convention. C) was an issue in which northern and southern delegates immediately agreed because of their common economic interests. D) was resolved by counting each slave as if he or she was a "white or other free Citizen or inhabitant" of the United States.
Which of the following areas experienced a gold rush in the 1800s in the United States?
A) South Dakota B) Montana C) Colorado D) All of the above.
Factors that contributed to the growing appeal of Christianity include all of the following EXCEPT
a. a decline of rationalism and self-reliance. b. a general lack of compassion for suffering in Greco-Roman society. c. the inability of the aristocratic values of Greco-Roman civilization to offer common people hope, a sense of dignity and inner strength. d. the failure of Greco-Roman thought to provide for the emotional needs of many people. e. the collapse of the mystery cult tradition and the declining popularity of astrology and magic.
The delegates that met in 1905 at Niagara Falls in Canada called for __________
A) an end to segregation B) the establishment of an African-American colony in South America C) the overthrow of the United States government D) greater cooperation with white people