The first threat of Communist expansion came in Italy and Morocco, prompting President Truman to give hundreds of millions of dollars in aid to stabilize both countries. FALSE
Explanation:
This is not the instance that pushed the presidency of Truman to have an anti communist stance but the grave issues of Germany that were truly what was responsible for the rift.
The rift was simply that Italy and Morocco were rather traditional states with Morocco retaining its autocracy intact throughout the war.
It was not easy target for the communist regime but Germany certainly was.
So the statement here is false.
Answer:
The gold rush helped banking and industry grow in the state.
Cornish miners struggled to settle into life in North Carolina.
Immigrants from different parts of the world came to find gold.
The Dustbowl was the nickname due to dust storms that damaged the agriculture in the U.S and also the severe drought
Answer:
In rejecting Hoover's approach, FDR essentially embraced a form of economic nationalism and committed the United States to solve the Depression on its own.
Small explanation
The key foreign policy initiative of Roosevelt's first term was the Good Neighbor Policy, in which the U.S. took a non-interventionist stance in Latin American affairs.
