What was President Kennedy's policy regarding U.S. involvement in Vietnam?
A) He tried to settle the conflict with North Vietnam through diplomatic negotiations.
B) He escalated involvement by sending in combat troops for the first time.
C) He sent more financial aid and increased the number of military "advisers" in South Vietnam.
D) He urged Congress to declare war on North Vietnam.
C
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At Ellis Island, immigrants could expect all of the following to occur EXCEPT
A) they might be given a new Anglicized name. B) they would be given new passports. C) they would be checked for diseases. D) they would be evaluated in terms of their mental health.
The United States promoted a rebuilding of the Japanese economy after the war __________
A) to ensure that Japan would be part of the anti-Soviet bloc B) so that Japanese consumers would buy American goods C) to provide work for demobilized American soldiers D) as Japan's reward for joining NATO
The Sugar Act was NOT designed to
A) raise the customs duty on foreign molasses imported into the American colonies. B) raise revenue in the colonies to help pay England's increased costs of imperial administration. C) place new customs duties on foreign goods like sugar and wine that colonists regularly purchased in the West Indies. D) control colonial smuggling.
Which of the following was NOT a factor that contributed to the intense severity and the extended length of the Great Depression in Europe?
A. The financial crisis stemming directly from the war and the peace settlement B. The crisis in the production and distribution of goods in the world market C. The lack of strong and responsible economic leadership D. Problems related to inflated currencies E. Increasing governmental control of economic affairs