By 1920, __________
a. the quality of life had improved for many Americans
b. the number of available jobs had decreased
c. the quality of life had improved only for the upper class
d. few Americans received the benefits of the new industrial technology
e. most aspects of life had remained unchanged for a couple of generations
A
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A. Catholics B. Puritans C. Congregationalists D. Jews
As president, Andrew Jackson
A) asserted his power most dramatically through use of the veto. B) favored significant increases in the levels of protective tariffs. C) engaged in wholesale replacement of officeholders with his own supporters. D) supported national funding for all internal improvement projects.
The West African practices of bridewealth and polygamy suggest that
a. women’s function in West African societies was more ornamental than functional. b. women stood on an equal legal and political footing with men in West African societies. c. women in West African societies were treated as dependents who drained the resources of their households. d. women’s productive and reproductive labors were highly valued in West African society.
Prior to becoming president, Theodore Roosevelt had been a rancher in the Dakota Territory and had written several books about American history
Indicate whether the statement is true or false