Who headed the Committee on Public Information (CPI)?

A. George Creel
B. Herbert Hoover
C. Charlie Chaplin
D. John J. Pershing


Answer: A

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Which of the following represented the characteristic experiences of the first generation of slaves in North America, those arriving in the early 1600s, and the characteristic experiences of those slaves who arrived in the late 1600s?

A) The first generation of slaves in North America came from the coast of West Africa, while those who arrived later often had been captured much further inland. B) African slaves who were captured much further inland in West Africa were much more familiar with each other and with European culture and languages than those slaves who came from the coast of West Africa. C) The later generations of slaves in North America were permitted to retain their African names but the first generation of slaves were given English names by their masters to humiliate them. D) The first generation of slaves in North America in the early 1600s enjoyed legal recognition of their marriages, while, succeeding generations of slaves did not.

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Which one of the following statements accurately describes Texas agriculture during this period?

A. The boll weevil seriously harmed the cotton crop in most of these years, costing farmers millions of dollars. B. Industrial production easily surpassed agricultural production in total value by 1914. C. Most farmers abandoned cotton cultivation because of low prices and switched to other crops like rice and wheat. D. Most farm operators were subsistence farmers who avoided commercial agriculture.

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Jefferson radically simplified and toned down the “style” of the White House established under Washington and Adams

Indicate whether the statement is true or false.

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