How did Henry Ford's innovations affect consumers?
A) They could support organized labor by buying from Ford.
B) They could choose from a large variety of models.
C) They could buy luxury cars for the first time.
D) They could buy cars for much less money than before.
E) They could buy cars that were much faster than any others.
D
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a. method of forced labor exacted from the native peoples. b. a Spanish mining foreman. c. a unit used to measure silver for transport to Lima. d. the largest and most unhealthy of Potosi's silver mines.
European diplomacy on the eve of World War I was based on a dangerous policy of brinkmanship
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Which statement best describes a major disadvantage to the extensive cotton production that took place in the Deep South?
a. The South lacked the infrastructure to transport all the cotton it produced, so planters were frequently forced to burn their crops. b. Such a large percentage of arable land was devoted to cotton that there were frequent food shortages in the South. c. The focus on a single industry that was profitable only to a small minority prevented industrial and commercial growth. d. The excessive profits of the industry led to unchecked price inflation in southern urban centers. e. The profits of the industry were available to everyone, so the South underwent social upheaval and class conflict.
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A) the sky B) thunder C) corn D) rain and water