In midcentury America, ____________________ was seen as the main source of happiness and fulfillment
A) ?home ownership
B) ?a steady, well-paying job
C) ?family
D) ?doing one's part for the nation's safety
E) ?consumption
C
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Which of the following is true of the immigration legislation of the 1920s?
a. The legislation had no lasting effect. b. It was opposed by the large corporations. c. It encouraged immigration from underdeveloped countries. d. The legislation was the most enduring achievement of the rural counterattack. e. It was quickly repealed in the 1930s.
In Henry II's court system, cases were heard and verdicts rendered by
A) petit juries. B) grand juries. C) trial juries. D) royal juries. E) common juries.
For most emigrants on the overland trails,
A) a traditional division of labor persisted through the journey. B) the trip proved novel and even enjoyable. C) drawing up rules and electing officers prevented dissension. D) difficulties multiplied as the trip lengthened.
The first direct forerunner of the European Economic Community was
a. the Common Market. b. the European Community. c. Mitteleuropa. d. the European Union. e. the European Coal and Steel Community.