The election of 1920 a. was defined by Warren Harding's clear ...

[TFauchery]

The election of 1920
 
  a. was defined by Warren Harding's clear position on the League.
  b. indicated the public's exhaustion with moral idealism and self-sacrifice.
  c. was the first presidential election since passage of the woman suffrage amendment.
  d. signaled the renewal of progressive domestic reform activity.
  e. was used by Republican isolationists to kill the League.

Question 2

When Dwight Eisenhower left the presidency in 1961
 
  a. it was noted that his second term had produced little of value, since he was a lame duck.
  b. Congress was firmly in the hands of the Republicans.
  c. he was unhappy with Vice President Nixon's unbending anticommunism.
  d. he had clearly lost control of the Democratic-dominated Congress.
  e. he remained an extraordinarily popular figure.

[BUTTHOL369]

Answer to Question 1

b, c, e

Answer to Question 2

e

[TFauchery]

Excellent

[komodo7]

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