What did U.S. relations with Canada and the Soviet Union have in common during the Reagan administration?
A. Both improved based on personal friendships between leaders.
B. Both were largely antagonistic due to major political differences.
C. Both improved based on economic rather than political interests.
D. Both deteriorated due to Reagan's international law violations.
Answer: A
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A) job opportunities. B) living standards. C) housing costs. D) per capita income.
In which of these did Henry Clay Frick and Andrew Carnegie play prominent roles?
A. Pullman strike B. Great Uprising of 1877 C. Homestead strike D. Coeur d'Alene strike
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What made American socialists particularly vulnerable to conservative attacks in 1917 and 1918?
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