How did the Marshall Plan lead to the creation of the European Union?

US financial support helped revive European trade

Even though FDR supported the Allies, why didn't the US enter the war until Pearl Harbor attack

Most of Congress refused to support a war.

How did the G.I. Bill help to ease unemployment after World War II?

provided college education for returning soldiers

How did the attack on Pearl Harbor lead to the entry of the US into WWII?

influenced public opinion allowing US to enter the war

Why was the end of the Korean War considered a stalemate?

North and South were still divided

Which of these actions is an example of checks and balances?

President Truman vetoed the Taft-Hartley Act.

How did the Demo administration influence politics during the Great Depression and WWII?

expanded government involvement in people's lives

One consequence of World War II was that the United States?

remained deeply involved in world affairs

Adolf Hitler came to power in Germany in part because of

humiliation and anger about the Treaty of Versailles

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1
How did the Marshall Plan lead to the creation of the European Union?
US financial support helped revive European trade
communist governments forced defensive agreements
economic aid to Asia promoted European change
the US decided to focus on domestic issues
2
Even though FDR supported the Allies, why didn't the US enter the war until Pearl Harbor attack
Most of Congress refused to support a war.
Many state governors approved of the Axis.
Most citizens refused to support England.
The Supreme Court disapproved of war.
3
How did the G.I. Bill help to ease unemployment after World War II?
provided college education for returning soldiers
supplied jobs for returning soldiers
required companies to lay off female workers
recruited more soldiers into the millitary
4
How did the attack on Pearl Harbor lead to the entry of the US into WWII?
motivated the gov of the US to stay neutral
persuaded the US to stay out of the war in Europe
influenced public opinion allowing US to enter the war
caused the US to declare war on Nazi Germany
5
Why was the end of the Korean War considered a stalemate?
North and South both lost many lives
the cold war continued
North and South were still divided
United States removed all of its troops
6
Which of these actions is an example of checks and balances?
Congress passed a law raising income tax.
President Reagan sent troops to Grenada.
President Truman vetoed the Taft-Hartley Act.
State governments passed laws setting speed limits.
7
Which of these roles does the US Government play in the economy?
reducing building standards
protecting property rights
decreasing stock investments
decreasing worker wages
8
Why were the League of Nations and the United Nations created?
To end world hunger
To spread democracy in the world
To prevent future wars
To unify the world economy
9
During the 1950s, our government hoped to support a balanced budget and counter communism
relying on nuclear weapons
relying on a large army and navy
relying on foreign aid
relying on long-range bombers
10
How did the Demo administration influence politics during the Great Depression and WWII?
engaged in propaganda to defeat other political parties
expanded government involvement in people's lives
broadened states rights
followed laissez-faire economics approach deregulating
11
One consequence of World War II was that the United States?
remained deeply involved in world affairs
avoided foreign conflicts
returned to isolationism
reduced its military
12
Adolf Hitler came to power in Germany in part because of
humiliation and anger about the Treaty of Versailles
foreign support for his revolution
he was a legitimate heir to the German throne
alliance formed by the German gov with Japan
13
The automobile and the expansion of the roadway system in the 1950s led to the growth of
Suburban areas
Urban areas
Rural areas
Ethnic neighborhoods

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