The largest impediment to establishing Marxism in Asia and Africa was
A. the lack of Christianization for Marxism to argue against.
B. a traditionally egalitarian society already put in place.
C. economies that were based on agriculture that had not had an industrial revolution.
D. the presence of long-term royal dynasties.
E. populations without a significant form of media coverage to spread Marxist ideas.
Answer: C
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One of the greatest impacts of the great migration was
A) decrease in racial discrimination in the South. B) increased availability of home loans to African-American families. C) the expansion of racial discrimination as a national issue. D) the movement of large numbers of African-Americans from the South to the West.
A major difference between the Democrats and the Whigs was
a. the Democrats support for limited federal government and the Whigs' support of a broader role for the federal government b. the Democrats' support for the Second Bank and the Whig's opposition to it c. the Whigs' support for low tariffs and the Democrats' advocacy of a high protective tariff d. a power base of Southern planters and the wealthy for the Democrats and support among the middle class for the Whigs e. support among the Democrats for social reform and a more hands-off philosophy by the Whigs
In 1904, Ida Tarbell published a highly critical study on
A. urban "boss rule." B. the Standard Oil trust. C. child industrial labor. D. Congress. E. the Carnegie Steel Company.
According to the Arguing History video in section 23.6, Harry Truman saw the atom bomb as __________
A) the quickest way to end the war against Germany B) the quickest way to end the war against Japan C) a weapon that should never be deployed D) only to be used after a land invasion had failed