The Open Door policy:
a. lasted only a few years.
b. allowed America to create an informal economic empire.
c. was applied as much to Japan as to China.
d. did not prevent the British takeover of China.
ANS: b
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A) America's largest city. B) the center of the consolidated rail system. C) the place where most consumer goods were manufactured. D) positioned to take advantage of transport on the Great Lakes.
Phyllis Schlafly's ____________________ became one of the leading manifestos of the Republican Party's right wing
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
In 1864 and 1865, Radical Republicans were most concerned with ________.
a. securing civil rights for freed slaves b. barring ex-Confederates from political office c. seeking restitution from Confederate states d. preventing Andrew Johnson's ascent to the presidency
American agriculture at the turn of the century benefited from
A. new federal crop subsidies. B. a new silver agreement with Great Britain and France. C. new discoveries of silver. D. foreign crop failures. E. free trade agreements negotiated by William McKinley.