Between 1945 and 1970, the ideals of ____ largely determined the patterns of American domestic politics
a. the New Nationalism
b. centralized economic planning
c. rugged individualism
d. conservative Republicans
e. the New Deal
e
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The fascists' seizure of the Italian government can be primarily attributed to the:
A. resignation of the cabinet. B. majority controlled by Mussolini in the Chamber of Deputies. C. failure of the king to authorize the army to block the Black Shirt March. D. split between Mussolini and his former political allies before the march on Rome. E. overwhelming popularity of the fascists.
For the American economy, the period after World War I into 1922 was a time of
a. declining farm prices and rapidly rising unemployment. b. increasing exports and heavy consumer spending. c. record investment spending and rising prices. d. low unemployment and double-digit inflation.
By embracing pan-Africanism, W. E. B. Du Bois was acknowledging:
A) his acceptance of the back-to-Africa movement. B) his sense of alienation from America and Americans. C) that the color line was a global problem. D) the collapse of the civil rights movement in America.
The primary purpose of the Sugar Act was to:
A) raise revenue to defray the expenses from the Seven Years' War. B) assert economic control. C) regulate trade within the empire. D) eliminate colonial trade with other nations.