What was the objective of the Paris Agreement?
A. To maintain regulation of trade and thus prevent exploitation of workers in international corporations
B. To open the European Union to former Soviet States
C. To limit the power of the WTO in EU affairs
D. To reduce greenhouse gas emissions
E. To prevent North Korea from having access to nuclear technology
Answer: D
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What will be an ideal response?
Which of the following is true of the Bland-Allison Act and the Sherman Silver Purchase Act?
a. By putting more money into circulation, they laid to rest demands for inflating the currency. b. They expanded the money supply so much and caused so much inflation that even farmers began to protest. c. They did not pump enough new money into circulation to satisfy debtors and left the impression that the government favored creditors. d. They ran contrary to the political trend of the day in that both were straightforward, uncompromising pieces of legislation.
In the postwar world, which of the following does the text identify as the heir to and guardian of the Western tradition?
a. Britain b. France c. Poland d. the United States e. the Common Market
The Federal Reserve Act
A. was designed to push troubled banks out of business. B. was regulated by a board whose members were elected by Congress. C. helped to reduce loans to private banks. D. created sixteen regional banks. E. created a new type of paper currency.