The United States opposed the existence of spheres of influence in China for which of the following reasons?
a. Such spheres threatened American trading interests in China.
b. Such spheres posed a direct threat to American troops stationed in the Far East.
c. Treaty obligations required the United States to defend China against outside interference.
d. The United States believed in self-determination for the Chinese people.
a
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A) his record as a World War II hero. B) concerns about government inattention to the emerging energy crisis. C) fears of renewed inflation. D) white Americans' racial fears of violent crime.
In a 1950 speech, Senator Joseph R. McCarthy claimed that __________.
A. there were 205 Communists working in the State Department B. Truman was a closet Communist C. the army was ignoring the communist threat D. a military takeover of the United States by the Communists was imminent
During the 1920s, Europeans branded Americans as stingy because of America's
a. humanitarian food program. b. refusal to aid Russians during a period of famine. c. handling of war debts and reparations. d. huge military arms buildup.
Assess the cultural changes that developed during the Depression years, including entertainment, eating habits, the phenomenon of the teenager, and the nature of advertising.
What will be an ideal response?