A majority of people kept their jobs as the Depression continued, and by 1930 many enjoyed popular activities like:
a. fast-pitch softball
b. miniature golf
c. Bingo
d. Frisbee
B
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Why did the Truman administration adopt a "get tough" policy concerning Poland in 1945-1946?
A) Truman worried that the American economy would be hurt by Soviet domination in Eastern Europe. B) Democrats feared the domestic political repercussions of appearing to be abandoning Poland. C) Truman advisers argued that American generosity or conciliation could lead to Soviet aggression. D) Truman wanted to demonstrate that he was in command. E) all of these choices
Akbar?s religious policy was typified by
A) his efforts to spread Islam. B) his persecution of all religions. C) tolerance. D) his suppression of Hinduism. E) his acceptance of Christianity.
Which of the following was a major Supreme Court civil-rights case of the 1950s?
A) Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka B) Jencks v. United States C) Yates v. United States D) Plessy v. Ferguson E) All of these choices
Religious reform of Mongolia under Altan Khan was guided by
a. Tibetan Buddhists. b. Jesuits. c. Muslim scholars. d. Hindu priests.