What effect did U.S. involvement in the war have on American civil liberties?
a. The federal government instituted committees and Congress passed acts to ensure the safety and rights of German Americans and war dissenters.
b. Women had more opportunities in war-related jobs, so their civil liberties increased, especially in voting rights.
c. African Americans had more opportunities in war-related jobs, so their civil liberties increased, encouraging more integration.
d. Propaganda campaigns led to programs and congressional acts that interred German Americans in work camps, denying their civil liberties.
e. Propaganda campaigns led to programs and congressional acts that denied Americans' freedom of speech.
E
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A. only offered primary instruction. B. initially were not segregated. C. reached 40 percent of all black children by 1876. D. barely reached any children of former slaves. E. did not allow blacks to be teachers.
The Glass-Steagall Act of 1933 established
A. None of these answers is correct. B. both the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and the Securities and Exchange Commission. C. the Federal Reserve Board in Washington. D. the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. E. the Securities and Exchange Commission.
The territory of which Indian tribe stretched across parts of Alabama and Georgia?
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