How did fdr’s philosophy of government differ from the philosophies of coolidge and hoover? a. fdr believed government support of business would ordinary people; coolidge and hoover supported more regulation. b. fdr believed in less government action than hoover and coolidge did. c. fdr wanted to control people’s lives, while coolidge and hoover believed in personal freedom. d. fdr believed government should play an active role in people; coolidge and hoover believed government should stay out of people’s lives.

Which of the following was significant for the allied capture of rome? the capture of rome gave the allied powers direct access to the italian-german border and a road to reach berlin. the capture of rome led to the decline of the italian fascists, and those opposed to mussolini were able to regain control of their country. the allied capture of rome promoted an alliance with mussolini who had direct knowledge of hitler’s military strategy. capturing rome drew the german’s attention away from the soviet war front and toward the european theater.

Which action bestillustrates the process of making an interpretation? a. a historian reads a secondary source about the cold war to find out the dates and locations of important historical occurrences. important historical occurrences, b. a historian publishes a popular article about racism in 20th- century south africa but does not cite any sources. c. a historian writes a textbook designed to teach college students about the duties of a professional historian. d. a historian reads speeches by english and french leaders during world war il to differentiate between their content and tone.

Which of the following statements is true of cause and effect relationships