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Question 1

In Germany, Britain, and France, ____ by 1910.
 
  a. unemployment
  b. opposition political parties had quadrupled in size
  c. women had gained the vote
  d. universal national healthcare had been put in place
  e. adult illiteracy was virtually eliminated

Question 2

What impact did slavery have on the southern value system?
 
  a. The presence of slave labor created an egalitarian value system among the white majority.
  b. Slavery created constant tension between slaveowners and nonslaveowners.
  c. The availability of slave labor had the effect of devaluing free labor in the South.
  d. Slavery created a strong sense of community responsibility among the white majority.



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