In the summer of 1941, to discourage further Japanese actions, President Roosevelt ordered:
a) financial aid sent to China and United States troops sent into Indochina
b) a naval blockade of Japan, to be effective on December 1, 1941
c) the freezing of Japan's assets in the United States
d) the resumption of steel and aviation fuel exports to Japan, hoping to drive a wedge into the Rome-Berlin-Tokyo Axis
C
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What was the purpose of President Fillmore sending Commodore Matthew Perry and four American warships to Japan in July 1856?
A) President Fillmore wanted to force Japan to permit an American naval base to be constructed at Okinawa. B) President Fillmore wanted Japan to permit U.S. naval and commercial ships to use Japanese coaling stations on the route to China, and he wanted to "open up" Japan to U.S. trade for its own sake. C) President Fillmore wanted Japan to sign a military security alliance with the United States in the event of war with China or Britain. D) President Fillmore wanted Japan to agree to stop trading with Britain in competitive areas such as food, whale oil, and cotton products.
Visitors to the 1853 Crystal Palace Exhibition in New York City could have seen examples of all of the following EXCEPT
A) the elevator. B) improved versions of the cotton gin. C) the rotary printing press. D) the telephone. E) the mechanical reaper.
realism
What will be an ideal response?
By 1929, 80 million Americans went to the movies each week, and almost 5 million owned radios.
a. true b. false