In the typical company town of the southern Piedmont, workers were __________
A) given shares in the company
B) taken care of "from cradle to grave"
C) constantly supervised and controlled by the company
D) more often than not, convict labor
Answer: C
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A. Americans wanted a balanced federal budget despite the consequences. B. Americans favored economy in government, but they did not favor cuts to programs such as Medicare and Social Security. C. Americans supported dismantling social programs designed to provide a "safety net" to the nation's disadvantaged citizens. D. Americans no longer believed that the federal government should assume responsibility for protecting citizens from environmental hazards or dangers in the workplace.
Which of the following statements about evolution is true?
A. Charles Darwin and Alfred Russel Wallace explained how changes in organisms occur. B. Charles Darwin originated the concept of evolution. C. Alfred Russel Wallace drew on Darwin's work. D. Charles Darwin drew on the works of Wallace.
As a result of mass distribution of phonograph records, __________.
A. most Americans stopped listening to the radio B. American jazz music became popular worldwide C. the American cultural community became more exclusive D. the American market was dominated by European artists
The center of high-tech enterprises, Silicon Valley, is located in the area surrounding __________
A) San Diego, California B) Seattle, Washington C) Austin, Texas E) San Jose, California