Item 9 In the United States, why were the 1920s known as the Roaring Twenties?

The country roared with a good economy and good times.

The country seemed to be roaring toward another world war.

The country roared along with Franklin Roosevelt’s New Deal.

The country could hear the Great War roaring in Europe.

How did thomas paine's pamphlet common sense convince reluctant americans to abandon the goal of reconciliation with britain and accept that separation from britain — independence — was the only option for preserving their liberty?

The term globalization is best defined as: a. a reduction in the political and military power of imperial countries over their colonies. b. an increasing interaction among citizens and businesses of countries around the world. c. the spread of philosophies based on the right of all nations to political independence. d. the establishment of international laws protecting all people's human and civil rights.

When did martin luther king, jr. deliver his famous "i have a dream" speech? a. during the montgomery bus boycott b. during the birmingham campaign c. during his acceptance of the nobel prize d. during the march on washington