A) negotiating prices of key industrial products.
B) developing and implementing the bulkline pricing system to determine industrial prices that maximized output.
C) establishing a ratings system for government contracts.
D) establishing and enforcing minimum wages for manufacturing workers.
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A) The U.S. entered World War I as soon as it started.
B) The U.S. was a neutral moderator throughout the war.
C) The U.S. entered the war on the side of Russia and opposed Austria Hungary
D) U.S. business suffered severe financial losses during the war.
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A) Both nominal and real earnings increased substantially.
B) Nominal and real earnings dropped significantly as the World War I triggered a recession.
C) Nominal earnings increased slightly, but real wages decreased because of the large inflation.
D) A period of deflation led real earnings to increase even though nominal earnings had decreased slightly
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A) A sharp decrease in immigration during the war.
B) A large increase in drafting men into the armed forces.
C) A large increase in the number of government contracts.
D) A large increase in the number of women who were employed in the labor market.
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A) European nations purchased large quantities of munitions and food at ever-rising prices form the U.S.
B) The financial center of the world shifted from New York before the war to London and Paris after the war.
C) The gap between Europe's imports from the U.S. and exports to the US rose dramatically.
D) The war was immensely profitable for many U.S. corporations.
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A) Increase taxes.
B) Borrow from the public.
C) Print more money.
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A) The belief that the economy could be strengthened by centralized coordination.
B) The economy would work best with a strong commitment to the free market
C) The US should eliminate many federal agencies during World War I to make the government more efficient.
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A) the deteriorating standards of living in Europe.
B) the assassination in Serbia of Austrian Archduke Ferdinand.
C) Europe had experienced several wars in recent decades that spilled over into World War I.
D) the European working class was increasingly fractured and nationalistic.
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A) Long-standing nationalistic and imperialistic rivalries produced a dangerous political situation.
B) The continent had experienced several major wars in the preceding decades.
C) Industrialization and a greater commitment to international trade had created rapidly rising standards of living.
D) There was rising solidarity among the labor movements of different nations.
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A) This benefits all consumers because they are able to obtain the good for a lower price.
B) The quantity supplied will be in excess of the quantity demanded.
C) It will likely lead to consumers waiting in line for longer periods of time to buy the good.
D) It will benefit both consumers and producers of the good.
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A) Treaty of Verdun.
B) Fourteen Points.
C) Economic Consequences of Peace.
D) United Nations.
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A) an economic slowdown occurred immediately following the Armistice.
B) a vigorous boom began in 1919.
C) the Federal Reserve followed a policy of keeping its discount rate below market rates.
D) All of the above are correct.
E) Only b and c are correct.
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A) Grover Cleveland
B) Herbert Hoover.
C) Abraham Lincoln.
D) Woodrow Wilson.
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A) voluntary calls for "Meatless Mondays" and "Wheatless Wednesdays."
B) a broad policy of direct controls on prices set by the Food Administrator.
C) rationing for all food products except sugar.
D) a pervasive belief that fear of government retribution, rather than appeals to moral principles, was key to reducing consumption, and maintaining food surpluses for export.
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A) the negotiation of the prices of key industrial products.
B) developing and implementing the bulkline pricing system to determine industrial prices that maximized output.
C) the unintended consequence of the "priorities inflation" of contracts.
D) establishing and enforcing minimum wages for manufacturing workers.
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A) crises that changed fundamental ideologies.
B) urbanization.
C) the decline in organized religion as a provider of aid and relief for the poor.
D) expansion of the right to vote.
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A) The armed forces increased from about 180,000 to 3 million
B) Β Soldiers were obtained through volunteer army and without a draft.
C) Many new agencies were started to regulate prices.
D) The US was a formal participant in the war for only 19 months.
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A) Austria-Hungary .
B) Britain .
C) France .
D) Russia .
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A) 1; 5
B) 2; 13
C) 3; 32
D) The national debt did not expand due to reparations payments.
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A) fell dramatically.
B) nearly doubled.
C) rose and fell in accordance with intensity of the war.
D) remained relatively stable.
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