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What happened after the boxer rebellion
After the Boxer Rebellion, Boxer leaders were executed, and the palaces were looted.
Who are Andrew Carnegie's close friends
Andrew Carnegie was close friends with Mark Twain and Herbert Spencer. He was also close friends with Matthew Arnold.
What did William Henry seward want to do
Apex-type question, already rephrased and answered
How did advertising change life for Americans
Advertising created demand for new products, thereby changing the buying habits of Americans.
How did the Panama Canal boost commerce
It made travel between the Pacific and Atlantic Ocean much faster.
It made it unnecessary to sail around South America.
How was the united states involved in the russo japanese war
The united states involved in the Russo-Japanese war where President Roosevelt helped negotiate peace.
Which election best demonstrates the influence of the progressive party
The 1912 election of Theodore Roosevelt.
Which argument would most likely be attributed to a Progressive reformer
"Reduce the power of corrupt party leaders.
What statement would a member of the social gospel most likely agree with
Powerful
Rubber for factories in the United States was dependent upon imports from
Asia and Africa.
Raw material that needed to be imported to the United state's included what
Rubber
Henry Cabot lodge supported what policies
All Of The Above
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