What caused Franklin Delano Roosevelt to become paralyzed?a. polio
b. a fall from a horse
c. a car accident
d. scarlet fever

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Answer 1
Answer: It was "A. Polio" that caused Franklin Delano Roosevelt to become paralyzed, since this was during a time where there was no vaccination for the disease--as there is today. 

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Which statement about the Pullman strike is true?

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D - The Pullman Company lost more money fighting the strike than it would have paid out by giving in to workers.


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Who was in complete control of japan's government in 1936?

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At the time, Emperor Hirohito was in control of the Empire of Japan. 
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The United States abolished slavery by passing the 13th amendment in ?

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the united states abolished slavery by passing the 13th amendment in 1865

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1865

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Evaluate the political cartoon from the WW1 era. Why do you think the average American would have been against the League of Nations?

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Answer: There were many different reasons why the average americans would be against the League of Nations. The major reason is the strong culture of isolationism inside the U.S. Many average Americans only supported U.S. intervention during World War 1 because of the sinking of the Lucitania. After World War 1 ended many Americans desired to go back to isolationism and did not want to be involved in European issues anymore. There were obviously other reasons, however, the culture of isolationism was the strongest.

Which of the following is an example of lower production costs brought about by the use of technology?

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What was one effect of the industrial revolution on united states agriculture in the late 1800s

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one major effect of the industrial revolution on the u.s agriculture in the late 1800s was a decrease in size of farms, since a graet deal of domestic capital was being shifted to the developmeant and operation of factories.
One great effects was the steam trains , and the steam boats, they really made traveling and transporting goods and weapons or food faster and easier.

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