By 1935, Roosevelt’s severest critics were those _______
A) who were members of the Supreme Court
B) accusing him of being a socialist
C) demanding more radical reforms
D) accusing him of ignoring foreign interests
E) scolding him for not helping African Americans
Answer: C
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A) Louis Brandeis. B ) Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr. C) Clarence Darrow. D) William Jennings Bryan.
Which of the following represents a political compromise reached at the Constitutional Convention that was incorporated into the Constitution?
a. Counting all slaves fully as a person in apportioning membership in the House b. Short-term continuation of the foreign slave trade before Congress could abolish this controversial form of human commerce c. Direct election of the president d. Control of interstate commerce by the national government e. Prohibiting states from abolishing slavery in their respective states
The United States and Britain recognized the independence South Africa and its repressive governments because that government
a. promised to provide for human rights. b. allowed military and nuclear facilities on their land. c. were anti-Soviet and anticommunist. d. were governments of compromise between whites and Africans. e. refused to nationalize foreign investments and properties.
According to Katz, our modern concepts of heterosexuality and homosexuality first began to develop when?
a. ~1800 b. ~1840 c. ~1860 d. ~1900