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Can you answer 9 multiple choice History questions?
Q. 1. The 1890 U.S. Census led some people to conclude that there was no longer a frontier line in the West. Early in the 20th century, President Theodore Roosevelt advocated the conservation of the nation's natural resources. These events signaled a change in how people perceived A. farmland. B. urban areas. C. wilderness areas. D. centers of industry and technology. 2. In the early 1900s, increased farm productivity, increased immigration, and improved public transportation led to A. Increased urban population. B. Increased rural population. C. Decreased suburbanization. D. Decreased air and water pollution. 3. Consider the following changes that occurred in the United States in the late 19th century. … [cont.]
Asked by Lindsay - Sat Jun 6 16:20:00 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here are my answers. No guarantee that they are all correct, but here goes: 1. C. (I think that a lot of land was set aside for national parks during the Teddy Roosevelt Presidency.) 2. A. (my guess is that most immigrants stayed in the cities at the turn of the century.) 3. D. This is a WAG on my part. 4. C. (I know that I am right on this one, the end of WWII was the start of a mass Exodus to the suburbs and the start of the baby boom.) 6. B. (This is somewhat of a guess, but I'm guessing that the increase in city populations is because people will go where the jobs are.) 7. D. (Just look at any Atlas and see how many towns are in the East as opposed to how many towns are in the western United States.) 8. B. (I think… [cont.]
Answered by Paul S - Sat Jun 6 17:05:30 2009
Q. 1. The 1890 U.S. Census led some people to conclude that there was no longer a frontier line in the West. Early in the 20th century, President Theodore Roosevelt advocated the conservation of the nation's natural resources. These events signaled a change in how people perceived A. farmland. B. urban areas. C. wilderness areas. D. centers of industry and technology. 2. In the early 1900s, increased farm productivity, increased immigration, and improved public transportation led to A. Increased urban population. B. Increased rural population. C. Decreased suburbanization. D. Decreased air and water pollution. 3. Consider the following changes that occurred in the United States in the late 19th century. … [cont.]
Asked by Lindsay - Sat Jun 6 16:20:00 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here are my answers. No guarantee that they are all correct, but here goes: 1. C. (I think that a lot of land was set aside for national parks during the Teddy Roosevelt Presidency.) 2. A. (my guess is that most immigrants stayed in the cities at the turn of the century.) 3. D. This is a WAG on my part. 4. C. (I know that I am right on this one, the end of WWII was the start of a mass Exodus to the suburbs and the start of the baby boom.) 6. B. (This is somewhat of a guess, but I'm guessing that the increase in city populations is because people will go where the jobs are.) 7. D. (Just look at any Atlas and see how many towns are in the East as opposed to how many towns are in the western United States.) 8. B. (I think… [cont.]
Answered by Paul S - Sat Jun 6 17:05:30 2009
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