Why did the Era of Good Feeling end?
a. The United States could not sustain continued economic growth; financial institutions began to crumble.
b. Nonpartisan cooperation could not be sustained through disagreements over how government should be involved in social and economic changes.
c. The United States could not maintain peaceful relations with European countries intent on continuing colonial rule in Latin America.
d. Poor road transportation made it difficult to unite the West with the East of the United States, causing poor communication and political divisions.
e. The Supreme Court's focus on protection of individual liberty produced political, social, and economic inequalities that greatly weakened the nation.
B
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A. the threat that Communist-led insurgencies would overthrow the pro-Western governments in developing countries in Asia. B. the fears of a coalition of Americans who were suspicious of things foreign, liberal, internationalist, or intellectual. C. fears of Soviet attack. D. hostility to the Truman administration for firing General MacArthur.
During the 1920s, all of the following immigrant groups were increasing their presence in the labor force in the West and Southwest EXCEPT the
A. Issei. B. Chinese. C. Filipinos. D. Mexicans. E. Japanese.
Americans in Texas:
A) mainly settled in enclaves with little contact with others. B) quickly intermarried with the Tejanos. C) settled in the northern and western high plains. D) found it difficult to farm profitably.
The total number of Communards killed during the 1871 uprising is now estimated to be at most _________.
a. 1000. b. 7400. c. 28,000. d. 30,000.