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// question: 50603  name: The Espionage and Sedition Acts of 1917 and 1918 w 
::The Espionage and Sedition Acts of 1917 and 1918 w::The Espionage and Sedition Acts of 1917 and 1918 were enacted to{
	~enlist women in the war effort
	=curtail dissent among opponents of the war
	~to help southern blacks move north and get factory jobs
	~to send all Germans in America back to Germany
	~overcome the Supreme Court decision in Schenk v. U.S. 1919
}


// question: 50607  name: The immediate event that triggered the war in Euro 
::The immediate event that triggered the war in Euro::The immediate event that triggered the war in Europe in 1914 was{
	~the death of Bismarck.
	~the sinking of the Lusitania.
	~the alliance between Germany and Austria-Hungary.
	~the German invasion of Belgium.
	=the assassination of the Archduke Franz Ferdinand.
}





// question: 50517  name: When confronted with the growing economic crisis after the stock market crash, Hoover responded 
::When confronted with the growing economic crisis after the stock market crash, Hoover responded::When confronted with the growing economic crisis after the stock market crash, Hoover responded{
	~by resigning.# 
	~with massive federal assistance and relief programs for individuals and corporations.# 
	=optimistically that prosperity would soon return and urged private charities to meet social needs.# 
	~by spending federal money to get the economy working again.# 
}





// question: 1900  name: Settlement houses 
::Settlement houses::Settlement houses{
	~were boarding houses in which middle-class women lived together before marriage.#Incorrect
	~were government-sponsored homes for the poor.#Incorrect
	=provided a myriad of social services to neighborhood dwellers.#Correct
	~served primarily as social clubs.#Incorrect
	~were built by politicians to gain the votes of immigrants.#Incorrect
}

// question: 2160  name: After World War I, 
::After World War I,::After World War I,{
	~the United States entered a period of internal peace and harmony.#Incorrect
	=violent labor disputes aroused public distrust of unions.#Correct
	~thousands of black workers and war veterans enjoyed economic independence and equality in northern cities.#Incorrect
	~the federal government aggressively protected the First Amendment rights of U.S. citizens.#Incorrect
	~the right of workers to join unions was protected.#Incorrect
}


// question: 2373  name: Herbert Hoover's position on the question of relief was that 
::Herbert Hoover's position on the question of relief was that::Herbert Hoover's position on the question of relief was that{
	~it was the responsibility of the federal government to provide economic security for U.S. citizens.#Incorrect
	~the unemployed should be drafted into the military.#Incorrect
	=individual citizens were responsible for their own survival and welfare.#Correct
	~the homeless should be deported.#Incorrect
	~only the urban unemployed should receive relief.#Incorrect
}

// question: 2375  name: Which of the following is true of Herbert Hoover and Franklin Roosevelt? 
::Which of the following is true of Herbert Hoover and Franklin Roosevelt?::Which of the following is true of Herbert Hoover and Franklin Roosevelt?{
	~Hoover was upper class / Roosevelt was middle class.#Incorrect
	=Hoover's personality was cold and distant / Roosevelt's personality was warm and friendly.#Correct
	~Hoover did not attend college / Roosevelt was a college graduate.#Incorrect
	~Hoover held numerous elective offices / Roosevelt held only two elective offices.#Incorrect
	~Hoover was a Democrat / Roosevelt was a Republican.#Incorrect
}