What was President Franklin Roosevelt's view of Communism? He thought the United States must do anything to stop Communism. He thought the United States should help Communist countries. He had never heard of Communism. He did not see it as a threat.

In general, what did progressives believe the role of government was? Progressive did not have an oppinion on the role of government. Progressives believed that government just made problems worse. Progressives were not sure what government's role in solving problems should be. Progressives believed that government could and should try to solve the problems facing people.

2 Which was NOT a reason people moved from cities to suburbs in the 1950s? A. People thought owning a home meant a family was successful. B . People wanted to live in ethnically diverse neighborhoods. C. People who grew up in apartments wanted the privacy of living in a house. D. White, middle -class families wanted to live near similar families.

All of the following events affected the first wave of rock and roll EXCEPT Little Richard becoming an ordained minister. Elvis receiving his draft notice. Buddy Holly dying in a plane crash. Pat Boone having the first rock-and-roll hit song.

Which statement would the author most likely agree with? Indigenous peoples do not want to convert to the settlers' religion. The US government should send White settlers back to their own lands. The US government should pay a large sum of money for the tribes land. Indigenous peoples should not attempt to sell

What was President Hoover's approach to solving the economic problems in 1929 and 1930? He did nothing, he thought it would recover on its own. He lowered taxes and cut federal spending. He advocated that the United States become socialist. He raised tariffs on foreign goods.

While the urban electorate broadened and British authority weakened in the 1730 s and 1740s what urban problem persisted? Religious enmity Poverty and economic inequality Limits on freedom of the press Indian hostility

In which of the following ways did Cotton Mather differ from Samuel Sewell? Sewell was interested in the new science of inoculations for smallpox. Sewell did not witness declining religiosity within his Boston congregation. Mather feared the corruptive influences of the new commercial culture. Mather was willing to accept certain aspects of the growing commercial success in the colonies.

One of the rooms of the Propylaia reportedly functioned as a __ picture gallery shrine room Hospital hotel

Which mode of transportation eventually surpassed canals during the Industrial Revolution Planes Automobiles Subways Railroads

Question 4 (1 point) The demographic explanation for the rather slow growth of the human population during the first 99 percent of human history was: a) low birth rates combined with high death rates. b) high rates of out-migration. c) high death rates combined with high birth rates. d) low death rates combined with low birth rates. e) high birth rates combined with low death rates.