The most important figure in American finance was __________
a. J. P. Morgan
b. Andrew Carnegie
c. Andrew Mellon
d. Albert Fink
e. E. F. Hutton
A
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A. The administration directed American businesses to halt all trade with Cuba. B. The administration opened talks with Castro through secret emissaries. C. The administration continued trying to remove Castro from power through CIA activities. D. The administration acknowledged its mistake and pledged to respect Cuba's sovereignty.
President Cleveland's action to save the nation's gold reserves in 1895 was widely criticized because it
a. took the nation off the gold standard. b. substantially increased the tax burden on low-income families. c. allowed a banking syndicate led by J. P. Morgan to make a large profit. d. increased the cost of living for the average working-class family.
Deism was inadequate as a substitute for traditional religion because it lacked
A) discipline. B) mystery. C) emotional appeal. D) ritual. E) All of these
Among the Navajo, the acceptability of a sexual relationship between two people of the same sex was determined by:
a. their occupational status. b. their contribution to the wealth of the community. c. their gender variance. d. their age.