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WGU HCC1 quiz

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Anthropologists designate early human cultures by their   show
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The staple crops that were domesticated during the archaic period in Mesoamerican history were   show
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The Neolithic Revolution is characterized by   show
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show one of the largest states in the world.  
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show Andean civilizations never developed writing  
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show political fragmentation and frequent warfare between rival states  
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show earlier Mesoamerican people they conquered  
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show Bronze Age  
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show Yucatan Rain forest  
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show factors that are still poorly understood  
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A central feature of Aztec religion and political ideology was the belief in   show
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Which of the following shows the correct chronological sequence of historical eras?   show
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show it disappeared before 1500 B.C.E. and its writing is still undeciphered  
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show competed for dominance  
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The Paleolithic Age is characterized by   show
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show West and Centeral Africa  
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According to Olaudah Equiano, slaves on a slave ship feared all of the following except   show
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show sugar plantations in Brazil and the Caribbean  
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In general, the chief way that European slave traders obtained slaves was by   show
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show He never solved the problem of creating a loyal bureaucracy.  
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The most persistent problem in medieval European politics was   show
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In medieval Europe what did vassals owe to their lord in return for protection and a fief?   show
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Feudal society is best characterized by   show
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Fiefs were   show
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One of the main reasons Protestant criticisms of the church did not find support in Spain was because   show
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show People must forced to be free  
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An advantage of the Copernican system was that   show
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show Henry VIII¿s battle with the pope over his divorce.  
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Enlightenment thinkers believed that   show
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show the promotion of the potentially unlimited possibilities of empiricism.  
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One of the dominant features of Renaissance thought was   show
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The Northern Renaissance was different from the Italian Renaissance because most of its leading figures   show
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Renaissance thought was primarily concerned with all of the following except   show
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The dominant family of Renaissance Florence was the   show
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show set the standard for evaluating knowledge in the Western world.  
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show challenged the practice of selling indulgences  
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Charles V failed to stamp out Protestantism within the empire because   show
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The Protestant faith   show
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During the Enlightenment, salon culture   show
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show Delaware  
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England issued the Proclamation of 1763 following an uprising led by ____________________.   show
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Which of the following reasons does NOT help explain why the Stamp Act engendered more opposition than the Sugar Act?   show
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Which of the following was not a provision of the Coercive Acts?   show
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show Carolina was founded as a commercial venture.  
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Pennsylvania was called the ____________________.   show
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show African Americans supported the side that seemed most likely to deliver them from bondage.  
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Georgia settlers demanded changes to the early colony. Which one of the following demands did the trustees NOT grant?   show
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Roger Williams was banished from Massachusetts when he preached ____________________.   show
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show New York  
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show Sir George Carteret  
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What battle convinced the French to recognize the colonists'' new, independent republic and to join in the fighting against the British?   show
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Colonists disliked the concept of parliamentary sovereignty for all of the following reasons EXCEPT ____________________.   show
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show John Smith and John Rolfe  
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Sir Edwyn Sandys transformed the Virginia colony by instituting all of the following reforms EXCEPT ____________________.   show
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The Pilgrims created the Mayflower Compact because they thought that ____________________.   show
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Which of the following did NOT play a role in eroding the bonds of empire?   show
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show from Barbados; many of whom were quite wealthy, thanks to the thriving sugar industry there, and brought their slaves with them.  
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show Delegates agreed to form a Continental Association to halt commerce with Britain until the Intolerable Acts were repealed.  
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Which the following statements are NOT accurate regarding local American militias during the Revolution?   show
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show The whigs  
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show universal suffrage  
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The rebelling colonists enjoyed all of the following advantages EXCEPT   show
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show proslavery Missouri residents crossed the border and voted illegally.  
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show a bitter sectional quarrel over the slavery issue.  
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show The Know-Nothing party became a major political force.  
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The Kansas-Nebraska Act was   show
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The Free-Soil movement was launched by the   show
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show a propaganda campaign citing Great Britain's reported interest in Texas  
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show the sewing machine  
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show lent support to the Republican claim that an aggressive slave power was dominating all branches of the federal government.  
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Free" blacks were still subject to all of the following EXCEPT   show
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show Cotton brought a uniform and steady prosperity to the lower South  
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Stephen Douglas' response to Abraham Lincoln in the Freeport Doctrine was that slavery   show
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Which of the following did NOT constitute a major component of the Old South's social structure?   show
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show were mostly concentrated in the back-country regions where slaves and plantations were rarely seen  
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How did Harriet Beecher Stowe describe the institution of slavery in Uncle Tom's Cabin?   show
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show repeal of the Missouri Compromise.  
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In 1854, Know-Nothings took control of state government in   show
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Which of the following statements does NOT characterize planter society   show
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The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo contained all of the following provisions EXCEPT that   show
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The proslavery argument was based on all of the following propositions EXCEPT   show
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show the Texas-Mexico boundary  
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show Liberty Party  
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Solon, Pisistratus, and Clisthenes contributed to the development of Athenian government by   show
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The two main factors that determined the character of Spartan society were   show
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Part of Rome's defensive problems during the crisis of the third century was due to an army   show
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show brutal and ruthless  
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In the view of Confucian historians, the last rulers of any dynastic cycle tended to be   show
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As a result of the third-century crisis, Roman society became more   show
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During the Song dynasty, foreign trade   show
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The quality of administrators rose under the Song dynasty primarily because they   show
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show Inscription on oracle bones, a rigidly stratified society, a mastery of bronze tech  
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After the fourth century C.E., the Roman Empire   show
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Athens became the leader of the Delian League because   show
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show an appointment to command a Han army was given only for a specific campaign.  
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show synthesizing Confucianism with Buddhist metaphysics  
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Members of the literate bureaucracy, the scholar-bureaucrats, were called   show
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show strict control of subjects¿ everyday lives  
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show overpopulation of Greek lands.  
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show to protect settled lands against nomadic raiders  
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show between the Persian and Peloponnesian Wars  
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show colleges to teach agriculture and the mechanic arts  
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show Seperation of races in public places, forced apprenticeships, restrictions on employment of the black on anit vagrancy clause.  
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The Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 was significant because   show
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show They gave out jobs, legal aid, food, and clothing in exchange for votes.  
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show Corrupt Northerners who moved to the South to take part in reconstruction  
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What was the most significant contribution of the railroad to late-nineteenth-century industrializing America   show
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show Knights of Labor.  
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show American Federation of Labor.  
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show placed the South under military rule.  
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Greenbackers   show
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show vesting control in a voting trust, stabilizing rates and eminating rebates, slashing fixed costs and debt, issue new stock.  
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show a small elite group of professional revolutionaries  
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show conflict over resources  
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show the support it provided to nationalist sentiments  
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show adopted liberal economic doctrines  
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According to The Communist Manifesto, the revolutionary class was composed of   show
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show not work outside of the home  
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For the factory worker, the first half of the nineteenth century was a period of   show
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show by increasing their prosperity.  
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show domination.  
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show upset the European balance of power.  
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show the destruction of Indian craft industries.  
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The Marquess of Ripon (1880-1884) served as viceroy of India and   show
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show modernizing Indian thought and practices.  
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show tension increased between colonies and their ruling nations.  
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show the newly created Suez Canal provided a strategic link to their Asian colonies.  
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New Imperialism most commonly took the form of   show
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show were more resistant to change than Hindus.  
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show the selfish nature of the rural gentry who led the movement.  
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show a vision of egalitarian society.  
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The Opium War was fought   show
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show largely negative; they inhibited the development of native industry and trade.  
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Which of the following best describes China's path to modernization before the May Fourth Movement   show
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All of the following statements characterized the progressives EXCEP   show
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show false  
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show Mexicans were the first ethnic group to be barred from immigrating to the United States.  
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show lowered prices per unit and offered a very basic model.  
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show half  
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The suffrage movement entered into a new, more organized phase with the 1890 formation of the   show
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Henry Ford solved his own labor problems by   show
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Modern city zoning laws prevented Jim Crow-style segregation in the Northeast and Midwest.   show
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Theodore Roosevelt believed more strongly in trust regulation than in trust busting.   show
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An examination of the Triangle Shirtwaist Company fire reveals   show
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show true  
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took part in both the Niagara Movement and the NAACP.   show
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Henry Ford copied the techniques of mass production from what industry?   show
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Theodore Roosevelt's critics blamed the Panic of 1907 on his   show
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Social reformer Margaret Sanger fought for   show
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show union organizing.  
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show consolidating county and city governments.  
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Theodore Roosevelt's greatest contribution to the conservation cause was his   show
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show false  
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Mass production caused American business managers to focus on speed and product at the expense of the worker.   show
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Congress attempted to protect women and curb prostitution with passage of the   show
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show government ownership of the means of production  
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show Britain and France did not object.  
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show a common European market for people, goods, and capital.  
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The primary consequence of the Potsdam conference was   show
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Germany failed to conquer the Soviet Union in 1941 for all of the following reasons except   show
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show the allied reparations bill and continued postwar deficit  
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Which best characterizes German policy during the July crisis of 1914?   show
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show It permanently traumatized the middle class.  
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show It threatened the French economy and alienated the English  
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Which of the following best characterizes Hitler's foreign policy?   show
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show the lower middle class, which had been devastated by inflation.  
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The beer hall putsch of 1923 in Munich   show
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The Triple Alliance represented what change in German foreign policy?   show
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show increased British fear and hostility toward Germany.  
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The primary consequence of the Berlin airlift was   show
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show the German abandonment of invasion plans.  
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show by being legally appointed by the king  
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By the terms of the Entente Cordiale,   show
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show European nations could no longer undertake fully autonomous actions.  
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The war guilt clause of the Treaty of Versailles declared that Germany   show
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show out to reform and restore, not drastically change the American economic system  
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In the decade after World War II, the United States experienced   show
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President Wilson's secretary of state was   show
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show the Committee on Industrial Organization  
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One of the reasons that Woodrow Wilson was re-elected in 1916 was that he promised to   show
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The National Recovery Administration was one of the New Deal's earliest successes.   show
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show Harry Hopkins  
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show unprovoked attacks on Americans by Pancho Villa  
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Calvin Coolidge followed the policies of   show
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show less than half of  
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show provide jobs and experience for unemployed young men  
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show the Equal Rights Amendment  
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show at the brink of collapse.  
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Franklin D. Roosevelt appointed   show
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Massive increases in federal funding for education came about in response to   show
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A satirical examination of small-town life, morals, and culture of the 1920s was featured in books by   show
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The Treaty of Versailles   show
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The Lodge reservations   show
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show too many consumers  
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The United States'"right to intervene" in Latin America was stated in the   show
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show Warren G. Harding  
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When the U.S. entered World War One, its military was   show
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show foreigners.  
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After the Sussex incident in 1916, the Germans repeated their promise not to sink ships   show
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show technology.  
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When one of Roosevelt's advisors declared that "Capitalism was saved in eight days", he was referring to the   show
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show to form a just government based upon law, not just force  
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show the NRA and AAA  
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Why were progressives generally in favor of neutrality?   show
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In order to mobilize all sectors of the economy during World War I, Woodrow Wilson created the   show
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show governor of New York  
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In the spring of 1918, American troops were sorely needed by the Allies because   show
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What event finally led to American entry into the First World War?   show
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show voluntary regulations for fair competition.  
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As secretary of commerce, Herbert Hoover   show
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show H. L. Mencken.  
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The August 1991 coup in the Soviet Union   show
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show the murder of millions of peasants.  
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show old Bolsheviks who had been loyal to others  
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Khrushchev's agricultural policies differed from Stalin's in that   show
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show a restructuring of economic and political institutions leading toward reform.  
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Stalin's policy of collectivization was designed to   show
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show government openness to public discussion.  
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In the struggle for power between Trotsky and Stalin, Trotsky urged   show
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War Communism"   show
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show unprecedented economic growth and new industries  
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show mastery of the crucial details of party structure.  
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The Korean War   show
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show they strengthened union labor protections  
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In 1964, President Lyndon B. Johnson saw to the passage of Kennedy's proposed legislation for   show
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Which of the following statements about the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution is NOT correct?   show
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John F. Kennedy ________ the coup that led to the overthrow and death of Ngo Dinh Diem   show
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The U.S.'s traditional policy of isolation was abandoned when the United States became a member of the   show
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In late 1961, the Kennedy administration encouraged civil rights activists in southern voter registration drives because   show
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Calls for "black power" first emerged from the   show
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show George Kennan  
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Following the September 11 attacks, the new American foreign policy asserted   show
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show economic recession.  
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Which of the following places the final events of the Cold War in their proper chronological order?   show
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show steel  
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Which of the following statements does NOT describe the Students for a Democratic Society?   show
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show false  
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show massive retaliation.  
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show bombing Kabul, the capital city of Afghanistan  
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To receive Marshall Plan aid, countries had to pledge to renounce communism   show
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show true  
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show North Korea invaded South Korea  
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The Senate was unwilling to ratify the SALT II treaty in large part because   show
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Which of these leaders organized a successful grape boycott and sparked an outburst of ethnic consciousness among Mexican Americans?   show
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The Truman Doctrine allocated money to stop the spread of communism in   show
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The United States was able to get a resolution from the United Nations Security Council to defend South Korea because   show
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show Khrushchev agreed to remove Soviet missiles from Cuba, and Kennedy promised that the United States would not invade Cuba.  
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show fasle  
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The installation of a "hot line" between Washington D.C. and Moscow was a result of the   show
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Which two events summarized much of the frustration that African Americans felt in the past two decades?   show
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The Taft-Hartley Act   show
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show preserve an American monopoly on atomic weapons  
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show the savings-and-loan bailout and the budget deficit  
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The 1960 election was   show
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show deficit reduction and free trade  
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show Baltic to the Adriatic  
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Which event best explains what prompted Johnson to seek legislation that would protect voting rights?   show
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General Douglas MacArthur was relieved of his command because he   show
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show called for a massive expansion of American military power  
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In 1992, H. Ross Perot was   show
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School dropout rates for Hispanics at the beginning of the 21st Century was   show
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show Defense.  
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The Great Leap Forward was   show
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The Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution was instituted by Mao in order to   show
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The "Gang of Four"   show
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show Deng Xiaoping.  
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The abolitionists of the mid nineteenth century did all of the following EXCEPT   show
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The Liberty party represented abolitionists'' first attempt to enter the political arena.   show
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show at the Seneca Falls Convention, which launched the women'''s rights movement.  
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In the mid 1830s, the Temperance Society unanimously agreed that abstinence from alcohol should be extended to beer and wine as well as liquor   show
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The most influential supporter of the common school movement was   show
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101 congressmen and senators signed the "southern manifesto" in response to the   show
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show the march from Selma to Montgomery  
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Which of the following choices lists events of the early civil rights movement in chronological order?   show
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Why did the Oneida community practice a form of free love?   show
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The feminist movement split in the 1920s over the issue of   show
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show false  
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show National American Woman Suffrage Association  
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show false  
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In 1964, President Lyndon B. Johnson saw to the passage of Kennedy's proposed legislation for   show
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Prolonged adolescence in the 1920's led to new strains on the family in the form of youthful revolt   show
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show true  
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show true  
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show He was in favor of it, but thought that it was attitudes, rather than laws, that most needed changing.  
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show false  
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show false  
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show true  
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show Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka  
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Betty Friedan's National Organization for Women comprised the radical wing of the women's movement.   show
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All of the following statements about the colonization movement are true EXCEPT   show
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As president, Truman oversaw the passage of the first general civil rights legislation since Reconstruction.   show
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show institutions for the mentally ill.  
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show true  
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Where did the American Colonization Society send émigrés?   show
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show the freedom rides had resulted in violent confrontations  
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In 1954, the Supreme Court ruled in Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka that separate schools had to be made equal.   show
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