cept - ANSWER Roosevelt's enemies in Congress were quick to vote on the court plan in
the hopes of discrediting the president
By the time the stock market crash had reached the bottom in 1932, stocks had - AN-
SWER lost almost 90 percent of their original value
All of the following is true about the 1920s, except - ANSWER Americans invested them-
selves heavily in foreign policy experiments in Latin America and Asia
In the improving American economy of the 1920s - ANSWER the percentage of national
wealth that went to the poorest 60 percent fell by almost 13 percent during the 1920s, caus-
ing the wealthy to increase their wealth at the expense of the poor.
Starting with Harding, three successive Republican administrators pursued all of the follow-
ing, except - ANSWER an actively interventionist and regulatory economic role for the
federal government
Which of the following statements is true about working conditions in 1920s America? - AN-
SWER All of the above are true
In 1845, the richest 4 percent of the population of New York City owned how much of the
city's individual wealth? - ANSWER 80 percent
The inventor of the phonograph was - ANSWER Thomas Edison
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