Most historians today agree that   a.  Britain was right to demand reparations from Germany.   b.  trying to extract reparations from Germany was a mistake.   c.  Germany’s reckless spending in the 1920s was chiefly to blame for the Great Depression.   d.  U.S. loans to Germany merely postponed an otherwise inevitable Great Depression.

By the 20th century, the largest sector of the U.S. economy in terms of commodity output value was   a.  agriculture.   b.  manufacturing.   c.  mining.   d.  construction.

Which of the following economists is often credited with establishing the monetarist school of thought?   a.  John Maynard Keynes   b.  Arthur Laffer   c.  A. W. Phillips   d.  Milton Friedman

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Which United States President is most closely identified with the New Deal?   a.  Calvin Coolidge.   b.  Herbert Hoover.    c.  Franklin Roosevelt.   d.  Theodore Roosevelt. 

From which country came the fewest immigrants during the large wave of immigrants who arrived in the U.S. in the 1840s and 1850s?    a.  England.   b.  Germany.   c.  Ireland.   d.  Spain.

(03.03 MC)Mey-Ling’s science teacher gave her a password to use for the classroom computer. To remember the password, Mey-Ling repeated it in her head several times while walking back to her desk and then typed it on the keyboard. Which model of memory is being described?

Most historians today agree that   a.  Britain was right to demand reparations from Germany.   b.  trying to extract reparations from Germany was a mistake.   c.  Germany’s reckless spending in the 1920s was chiefly to blame for the Great Depression.   d.  U.S. loans to Germany merely postponed an otherwise inevitable Great Depression.

Following World War II, the U.S. and most developed countries adopted a system of fixed exchange rates known as   a.  the Heller plan.   b.  the new gold standard.   c.  the Bretton Woods system.   d.  the Geneva accord.