Author Question: How did capitalists respond to Ohio Senator Mark Hanna's request that industrialists should turn ... (Read 39 times)

Tazate · **on:** Sep 21, 2019

Question 1

How did the Dutch colony of New Netherland become an English colony?

A) The English invaded New Amsterdam and defeated the troops led by Peter Stuyvesant.
B) Dutch merchants decided to negotiate for favorable terms rather than resist the English.
C) Greater English settlement in this region permitted settlers to vote out Dutch leadership.
D) The Dutch lost to the English in a European war and turned over the colony in peace
negotiations.

Question 2

How did Mexican War generals Winfield Old Fuss and Feathers Scott and Zachary Old Rough and Ready Taylor differ from each other?

A) Zachary Taylor nurtured the careers of a new generation of generals, whereas Winfield Scott
cared only about his own career.
B) Winfield Scott was arrogant, whereas Zachary Taylor lacked pretension.
C) Winfield Scott typically succeeded, whereas Zachary Taylor often floundered.
D) Zachary Taylor was loyal to the cause of the Mexican War, whereas Winfield Scott had
doubts about it.

Question 3

The Soviet Union's use of troops to suppress an uprising in Hungary in 1956 showed that Soviet premier Nikita Khrushchev_________ _.

A) intended to maintain control of Eastern Europe
B) was unlikely to initiate a nuclear strike in Eastern Europe
C) planned to extend the reach of the Soviet Union into Western Europe
D) would disregard all international treaties meant to preserve peace in Europe

Question 4

What does this map depict about English land holdings in colonial America by 1700?

A) England controlled the Atlantic seaboard from the Carolinas to New England.
B) The New England colonies were established during the Restoration Era.
C) Restoration colonies were found mostly in the South.
D) The earliest English colonies were located in the mid-Atlantic region.

Question 5

How did capitalists respond to Ohio Senator Mark Hanna's request that industrialists should turn labor into the ally of the capitalist, rather than a foe?

A) Most industrialists refused to compromise their authority and implemented more antiunion
policies.
B) Most industrialists willingly met with labor leaders and mutually agreed to better workers'
benefits.
C) Labor leaders turned down industrialists' compromises because they wanted to keep the strike
as a measure of negotiation.
D) Industrialists gave labor leaders the authority to establish closed shops where all workers
had to join the union.