The new economic theory of the early twentieth century held that

a. economic laws, like natural laws, were unchangeable.
b. as social conditions change, so should economic theory.
c. economic theory could not change just because society was changing.
d. statistics meant little in the field of economics.


b

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Which of the following describes the policy adopted during the 1820s and 1830s as a permanent solution to the Native American problem?:

a) the removal of Native Americans to lands west of the Mississippi. b) the payment of Native Americans to migrate to Canada. c) the establishment of reservations in various sections of the country. d) the forced migration of Native Americans to territories owned by Mexico. e) the assimilation of Native Americans by breaking up tribes and granting American citizenship to individual members.

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Martin Luther King, Jr., was murdered in

a. 1965. b. 1968. c. 1972. d. 1988. e. 1962.

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What was one result of the proliferation of patents in the late nineteenth century?

A) The country got most of its technology from Europe. B) The marketplace was oversaturated with goods. C) Americans no longer imported most of their technology. D) Few Americans participated in the economic changes. E) Americans began to fear technology.

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Which statement about the "five relationships" isFALSE?

A. The son was subordinate to the father. B. The husband was subordinate to the wife. C. The younger brother was subordinate to the elder brother. D. The proper relationship must exist between friend and friend. E. The people were all subject to the emperor.

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