In what year did the United States formally enter World War I?
A) ?1914
B) ?1915
C) ?1916
D) ?1917
E) ?1918
D
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Within the labor movement, how did the CIO respond to the anticommunist hysteria of the late 1940s? a. It labeled it as un-American. b. It called for solidarity among all workers against management while also pledging its support for the capitalistsystem
c. It participated in it by expelling some unions for allegedly being dominated by communists. d. It denounced it as a management tool to weaken organized labor.
Which of these happened first?
A. Whiskey Rebellion B. Shays' Rebellion C. Constitutional Convention D. passage of the Bill of Rights
The "peculiar institution" was ________.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
What was the economic effect of so many Frenchmen leaving for war?
a) Soldiers’ wages were a fraction of skilled workers’ salaries, so many families found it hard to live on military pay alone. b) The French government promised to pay its soldiers a high percentage of their peacetime salaries, which bankrupted the government and caused runaway inflation. Consider This: What was an allocatione militaire (military allowance), and who was eligible for it? See 11.7: Narrative: Mademoiselles at the Factory. c) Since women replaced the men at their jobs and earned the same wage, there was little negative effect on family welfare, although childcare was expensive. Consider This: What was an allocatione militaire (military allowance), and who was eligible for it? See 11.7: Narrative: Mademoiselles at the Factory. d) Since the women working as remplaçantes did not have many children, most families had more disposable income. Consider This: What was an allocatione militaire (military allowance), and who was eligible for it? See 11.7: Narrative: Mademoiselles at the Factory.