”Question 1 unsaved” title=”Question 1 unsaved”>World War II caused a boom in copper prices but had little effect on the value and mining of other metals.Question 1 options:TrueFalseSave Question2.pima.edu/d2l/img/0/QuestionCollection.Main.infQuestionUnsaved.gif?v=10.1.0.425-25″ alt=”Question 2 unsaved” title=”Question 2 unsaved”>The 1950’s saw unprecedented growth in manufacturing in Arizona.Question 2 options:TrueFalseSave Question3.pima.edu/d2l/img/0/QuestionCollection.Main.infQuestionUnsaved.gif?v=10.1.0.425-25″ alt=”Question 3 unsaved” title=”Question 3 unsaved”>Throughout the 1940’s and 1950’s, opportunities for African Americans greatly increased.Question 3 options:TrueFalseSave Question4.pima.edu/d2l/img/0/QuestionCollection.Main.infQuestionUnsaved.gif?v=10.1.0.425-25″ alt=”Question 4 unsaved” title=”Question 4 unsaved”>The Bracero Program allowed hundreds of thousands of Mexicans to legally work in the United States.Question 4 options:TrueFalseSave Question 5 .pima.edu/d2l/img/0/QuestionCollection.Main.infQuestionUnsaved.gif?v=10.1.0.425-25″ alt=”Question 5 unsaved” title=”Question 5 unsaved”>As the Republican Party grew in power during the 1950’s, unionism also grew as a Statewide political force.Question 5 options:TrueFalseSave Question6.pima.edu/d2l/img/0/QuestionCollection.Main.infQuestionUnsaved.gif?v=10.1.0.425-25″ alt=”Question 6 unsaved” title=”Question 6 unsaved”>From 1940 to 1950 the percentage of Arizona’s population that lived in either Tucson or Phoenix decreased from 50% to 25%.Question 6 options:TrueFalseSave Question7.pima.edu/d2l/img/0/QuestionCollection.Main.infQuestionUnsaved.gif?v=10.1.0.425-25″ alt=”Question 7 unsaved” title=”Question 7 unsaved”>The African American and Mexican American populations in Arizona were each about 200, 000 in 1960.Question 7 options:TrueFalseSave Question8.pima.edu/d2l/img/0/QuestionCollection.Main.infQuestionUnsaved.gif?v=10.1.0.425-25″ alt=”Question 8 unsaved” title=”Question 8 unsaved”>The gains that female laborers made during World War II continued throughout the following decades and included “equal wages for equal work” with their male counterparts.Question 8 options:TrueFalseSave
”Question 1 unsaved” title=”Question 1 unsaved”>World War II caused a boom in copper prices but had little effect on the value and mining of other metals.Question 1 options:TrueFalseSave
Question2.pima.edu/d2l/img/0/QuestionCollection.Main.infQuestionUnsaved.gif?v=10.1.0.425-25″ alt=”Question 2 unsaved” title=”Question 2 unsaved”>The 1950’s saw unprecedented growth in manufacturing in Arizona.Question 2 options:TrueFalseSave
Question3.pima.edu/d2l/img/0/QuestionCollection.Main.infQuestionUnsaved.gif?v=10.1.0.425-25″ alt=”Question 3 unsaved” title=”Question 3 unsaved”>Throughout the 1940’s and 1950’s, opportunities for African Americans greatly increased.Question 3 options:TrueFalseSave
Question4.pima.edu/d2l/img/0/QuestionCollection.Main.infQuestionUnsaved.gif?v=10.1.0.425-25″ alt=”Question 4 unsaved” title=”Question 4 unsaved”>The Bracero Program allowed hundreds of thousands of Mexicans to legally work in the United States.Question 4 options:TrueFalseSave
Question 5 .pima.edu/d2l/img/0/QuestionCollection.Main.infQuestionUnsaved.gif?v=10.1.0.425-25″ alt=”Question 5 unsaved” title=”Question 5 unsaved”>As the Republican Party grew in power during the 1950’s, unionism also grew as a Statewide political force.Question 5 options:TrueFalseSave
Question6.pima.edu/d2l/img/0/QuestionCollection.Main.infQuestionUnsaved.gif?v=10.1.0.425-25″ alt=”Question 6 unsaved” title=”Question 6 unsaved”>From 1940 to 1950 the percentage of Arizona’s population that lived in either Tucson or Phoenix decreased from 50% to 25%.Question 6 options:TrueFalseSave
Question7.pima.edu/d2l/img/0/QuestionCollection.Main.infQuestionUnsaved.gif?v=10.1.0.425-25″ alt=”Question 7 unsaved” title=”Question 7 unsaved”>The African American and Mexican American populations in Arizona were each about 200, 000 in 1960.Question 7 options:TrueFalseSave
Question8.pima.edu/d2l/img/0/QuestionCollection.Main.infQuestionUnsaved.gif?v=10.1.0.425-25″ alt=”Question 8 unsaved” title=”Question 8 unsaved”>The gains that female laborers made during World War II continued throughout the following decades and included “equal wages for equal work” with their male counterparts.Question 8 options:TrueFalseSave
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