- How did the immigration of the late 1800s differ from earlier immigration?
AEarly immigrants came largely from northern and western Europe while immigrants from southern and eastern Europe dominated the late 1800s.
BImmigration was much easier because of faster processing.
CImmigration was better organized, so most immigrants had jobs before they arrived and moved quickly to assimilate all over the country.
DImmigrants in the late 1800s came with greater wealth and more education than earlier immigrants.
- How did U.S. participation in World War I affect the American civilian population?
AChildren over age 14 had to take jobs because there was a labor shortage.
BFewer farmers were able to produce crops, so there were food shortages across the country.
CCivilians could not keep up with the supply demands of the military.
DWith men drafted to serve in the military, jobs became available for women and minorities.
- Which was not a cause of the Great Depression?
Abank crises
Bhigh taxes on the wealthy
Cstock speculation
Dfalling purchasing power
- How did women play a role in World War II?
Aby producing inspirational radio programs that were broadcast to GIs
Bby starting a letter writing campaign to servicemen
Cby running for political offices that men were unavailable to fill
Dby enlisting in the military and working in civilian jobs that had typically been held by men
AEarly immigrants came largely from northern and western Europe while immigrants from southern and eastern Europe dominated the late 1800s.
BImmigration was much easier because of faster processing.
CImmigration was better organized, so most immigrants had jobs before they arrived and moved quickly to assimilate all over the country.
DImmigrants in the late 1800s came with greater wealth and more education than earlier immigrants.
AChildren over age 14 had to take jobs because there was a labor shortage.
BFewer farmers were able to produce crops, so there were food shortages across the country.
CCivilians could not keep up with the supply demands of the military.
DWith men drafted to serve in the military, jobs became available for women and minorities.
Abank crises
Bhigh taxes on the wealthy
Cstock speculation
Dfalling purchasing power
Aby producing inspirational radio programs that were broadcast to GIs
Bby starting a letter writing campaign to servicemen
Cby running for political offices that men were unavailable to fill
Dby enlisting in the military and working in civilian jobs that had typically been held by men