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Q: Where can I find potential Brides for my Wedding Consultant Business?
I am an Independent Wedding Consultant looking for Couples that need help planning there weddings. You can visit our website at www.shaydzofluv.com. We do video production, Tax preparation, wedding planning & supplies, Mary Kay Consultant, & much more. If interested in anything please email me off of my website and if you visit it please sign the guestbook. Thank you.

A: I suggest a more romantic web address to start with. You can network at the many billions of bridal fairs that go on around the country, and advertise in the local Bride Magazine. (If you live in or near a metro area, there is probably a magazine just for local brides ~ Columbus Brides, NYC Weddings, SoCal Brides, etc)

P.S. I don’t think you want potential brides, you want potential customers who are already brides. If you want potential brides, log on to yahoo! personals.

Q: To get child tax credit, need ITIN. But IRS asked to apply along with return submission. How do I apply CTC?
I have a child who is eligible for child tax credit. But we came to USA in middle of 2007, IRS told us to apply ITIN for him along with 2007 returns. But no online tax filing tool is considering him as valid child dependent and eligible for Child Tax Credit unless we supply ITIN number while preparation. In this regard, is there any possibility to apply for child tax credit without feeding ITIN? is yes, how?

A: You’ll need to file a paper return.

If the software doesn’t provide support, do the tax return by hand. You have to send the W-7 and the tax return by mail to the ITIN unit.

Q: Accounting Help Needed. This is income statement preparation where I need to find out what the income taxes ar
I need to prepare an income statement for this company and determine what the income taxes are. The income tax is said to be 30% of the income before taxes, however I have not been able to figure out what the income is before taxes. The given information is as follow:
A/P…..35,000
A/R…….65,000
Advertising expense….15,000
Cash…… 19,500
Supplies expense…..46,000
Rent expense……..10,000
Utilities expense……..3,000
Misc. Expense….4,400
Salaries Expense…..61,000
Fees (revenues)……384,000
Owner’s equity…..140,000

It also states to assume that 7,500 shares of stock are outstanding, and I need to determine the income taxes (30% of income before tax)

I do not know what the outstanding shares have to do with this because I do not have dividends as an expense and if they are outstanding that means that they are not assets because they belong to shareholders. I just need to get the income, so I can get the taxes.

Please help….

A: Income 384,000

Expenses
– Advertising 15,000
– Supplies 46,000
– Rent 10,000
– Utilities 3,000
– Misc. 4,400
– Salaries 61,000
———-
Total Expenses 139,400

Income before taxes 244,600
Income Tax Rate 30%
Income taxes 73,380
Net Income 171,220

Ignore anything that is not income or expense in this case. They probably gave you extra information that meant nothing in this case to see that you could figure out what info you needed.

Q: What are my options for acquiring a business credit card?
I am a recent college graduate looking to start a tax preparation business. I have average credit with one major charge off on my credit report. What are my options for applying for a business credit card to finance office material and supplies? Im not looking for a huge credit limit, just need about 5k.

I know its ONLY 5k and your probably thinking I should borrow it from my parents or ask a “rich family member” I dont have those kind of resources so please refrain from those kind of answers. Serious answers only. Thanks in advance!

A: Hi LRJ,

If your going to try pitching to banks…i would suggest pitching to local banks in your community. They are more flexible with their terms and loan regulations because a lot of them are self underwritten loans. Remember to polish up your business plan and dress the part as well and of course the bank always want to know what is in it for them.

Another alternative is to start an LLC or Incorporate yourself as a business…then apply to supply companies using your LLC or Inc name. They will start you off with some credit line to get your supplies. Also apply to department stores that carry office supplies and in between all of them you should come close to your goal. At first it is hard to start your business credit line but it can be done.

I also have another source that a credit repair system recommends and they have a 5,000 and 10,000 credit card through their own retail company but there is some costs associated with these but they do rebuild your credit as well. Not trying to sell you anything, just resources that i have.

I hope this helps with your situation and wish you a great success and a Happy New Year!

Q: What are the ongoing, mandatory expenses associated with incorporating (LLC or S-Corp)?
This shouldn’t include actual business expenses like equipment, transportation, office supplies, etc. or even tax preparation fees. I’m talking about fees that I am legally obligated to pay in order to maintain in good standing as a corporation.

If I were to incorporate now, score a few contracts and then go an entire tax year with zero income, what expenses would I still need to pay? e.g. – registered agent fees for foreign corps, etc. With that zero income, would I necessarily even have to pay myself a salary, maintain a payroll?

A: I would consider Payroll for yourself or anyone else business expenses just like the equipment you mentioned.

The expenses you will have to pay to keep a Corp./LLC in good standing even if it doesn’t get any contracts are:
Secretary of State filling fees (in Louisiana its $25)
You may need a registered agent ($309 for our firm), but not necessarily… you could just as easily be the registered agent.

If you are the agent you will need a notary or lawyer yearly to stamp you report… even if the report says no changes.

Q: I need help with some accounting problem can someone help me?
Trial Balance

October 31, 2004

Cash $ 1,460

Accounts receivable 14,750

Prepaid Rent 3,100

Supplies 780

Furniture 22,370

Accumulated Depreciation $11,640

Accounts Payable 1,940

Unearned Revenue 2,290

Peggy Gates, Capital 24,140

Peggy Gates, Drawing 2,900

Commission Revenue 8,580

Salary Expense 2,160

Utilities Expense 340

Advertising Expense 730 _____

Total $48,590 $48.590

Adjustment data:

a. Prepaid rent still in force at October 31, 2004, $400.

b. Supplies used during the month, $440.

c. Depreciation for the month, $700.

d. Accrued advertising expense at October 31, $320.

e. Accrued Salary Expense at October 31, $180.

f. Unearned Commission revenue still unearned at October 31, $2,000

REQUIRED

1. Establish ledger accounts for all account balances shown on the 10/31/04 Trial Balance.

2. Journalize the adjusting entries and post them to ledger accounts.

3. On the work sheet prepare the Adjusted Trial Balance.

4, Complete the Income Statement and Balance Sheet columns on the worksheet.

2. The unadjusted Trial Balance for Max Bellows, CPA, at July 31, 2005, and the month-end adjustment data are as follows:

Max Bellows, CPA

Trial Balance

July 31, 2005

Cash $14,600

Accounts Receivable 11,600

Prepaid Rent 3,600

Supplies 800

Furniture 16,800

Accumulated Depreciation $ 3,500

Accounts Payable 3,450

Max Bellows, Capital 38,650

Max Bellows, Drawing 4,000

Tax Preparation revenue 8,750

Salary Expense 2,400

Utilities Expense 550 ______

Totals $54,350 $54,350

Adjustment data:

a. The unadjusted Prepaid Rent balance relates to the period July through October.

b. Supplies on hand at July 31, $500.

c. The estimated useful life of the furniture is four years from June 30, 2005. Estimated salvage or resale value is zero.

d. At July 31 salary expense is accrued for one day. The 5-day weekly payroll is $1,000.

e. Accrued tax service revenue at July 31 is $700.

REQUIRED:

1. Transfer the Trial Balance to a work sheet.

2. Prepare adjusting entries and transfer to the work sheet.

3. On the work sheet prepare the Adjusted Trial Balance.

4, Complete the Income Statement and Balance Sheet columns on the worksheet.

3. The Trial Balance of Jones Maintenance Service at June 30, 2004, and the data needed to make the year-end adjustments are as follows:

a. At June 30, the business had earned $1,420 of service revenue that has not yet been recorded.

b. Supplies used during the year totaled $3,060.

c. Prepaid Rent remaining at June 30 is $1,040.

d. Depreciation for the year on the equipment is calculated using the straight-line method with a 10 year estimated useful life and no salvage value. Cost of the equipment was $37,300.

e. The company maintains a large apartment complex that pays in advance. As of June 30 Jones Company had earned $2,210 of the Unearned Service Revenue.

f. June 30 is a Wednesday. Total five-day weekly payroll is $900.

Jones Maintenance Service

Trial Balance

June 30, 2004

Cash $ 1,010

Accounts Receivable 6,200

Supplies 3,400

Prepaid Rent 1,890

Equipment 37,300

Accumulated Depreciation $14,360

Accounts Payable 6,410

Unearned Service Revenue 3,110

J. Jones, Capital 14,310

J. Jones, Drawing 40,100

Service Revenue 91,000

Salary Expense 32,150

Rent Expense 6,000

Utilities Expense 1,200 _______

Total $129,250 $129,250

REQUIRED:

1. Open the trial balance accounts, inserting their June 30 unadjusted balances.

2. Journalize the adjusting entries

3. Post the adjusting entries to the ledger accounts

4. Prepare the June 30 adjusted Trial Balance.

5. Prepare the income statement, statement of owner’s equity, and the balance sheet for Jones Maintenance Service.

4. The Unadjusted Trial Balance dated April 30, 2004 for Jay Stone, CPA is shown on the attached worksheet. Also presented is the month-end information for preparation of required adjusting entries.

Adjusting entry data:

1. Rent was prepaid for three month on April 1.

2. On April 3, Stone paid $700 for supplies. The supply inventory at April 30 was $400

3. The furniture was purchased on April 3 at a cost of $16,500. Stone will use straight-line depreciation with a five-year estimated useful life and no estimated salvage value

4. Stone’s employee is paid twice monthly, on a Friday. April 30 is a Saturday, and the employee will not be paid until Monday, May 2. The monthly salary is $1,900.

5. Stone’s firm was hired on April 15 to provide ongoing bookkeeping service for a monthly fee of $500. The first payment by the client will be paid May15.

6. Stone received a $450 payment on April 20 from a client for monthly service.

REQUIRED:

1. Prepare the month-end adjustments and enter directly to the worksheet.

2. Prepare the adjusted April 30 trial balance.

3. Prepare Stone’s April Income Statement and April 30, 2004 Balance Sheet

A: It this your accounting home work? Might want to look up the this word first.

Collusion: Obtaining from or giving to a student unauthorized assistance on material in any course work is collusion.

Q: Can I deduct expenses for a self-published comic book as a ‘hobby’ on my taxes?
I self-publish a comic book online for fun, that I do sell, but the profits from sales are extremely minimal (under $50 for ‘06). Considering preparation and printing costs well exceeded any profits I made, could the expenses of printing and supplies be deducted as ‘hobby’ expenses when filing my federal return?

Also, I’ve spent money on supplies like paper, ink, brushes, etc. Could this also be deducted as part of the hobby?

Thanks.

A: Sure, you can deduct the expenses incurred for self-publishing a comic book online, for fun…..ONLY if you claim income from it. You see, on a “hobbie” you may only claim deductible expense up to the $$ amount of your hobby income.

It is therefore a wash…even steven….tit for tat…mano o mano. Why bother?

—————-Warning——–warning———-warning———
Be very careful about filing a Schedule C, (business loss) for a hobby.

If you do, you must prove, to an IRS auditor, that all the income and expenses you claimed are legitimate. At an audit, if you are unable to prove this a legitimate business (which it is not) you will be held accountable for penalties, interest and reimbursement of money to the Internal Revenue Service.

In my opinion, be an ethical individual. By filing this hobbie as a Sch. C (business with a loss), you may owe the IRS less tax initially, but you’ll pay the tax preparer a few hundred more for the forms and leave yourself open for an IRS audit.

It is not worth the trouble.
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I do not mean any disrespect to the man who answered this ? before me, but please do not file illegal business’. Watch out for preparers with his way of thinking.

There are ethical tax preparers out there who will work every legal angle for their tax clients and stand behind their work 100%…(like an Enrolled Agent).

Others do your taxes just for the quick $$$ and you’ll never find them again. Guess who is caught holding the bag….YOU…THE TAXPAYER. As soon as you sign the tax return…you are agreeing that all of the information in it is true and correct. Be Careful!

Q: Income Statement Preparation?
The following selected information is taken from the records of Pickard and Associates.
1. Prepare an income statement for the year ended December 31, 2009. (Assume that
11,000 shares of stock are outstanding.)
2. Explain what the EPS ratio tells the reader about Pickard and Associates.

Accounts payable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 143,000
Accounts receivable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95,000
Advertising expense . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14,500
Cash . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63,000
Supplies expense . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31,500
Rent expense . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12,000
Utilities expense . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,500
Income taxes (30% of income before taxes) . . . . ?
Miscellaneous expense . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5,100
Owners’ equity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 215,000
Salaries expense . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78,000
Fees (revenues) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 476,000
I need to know how to find the Income taxes (30% of income before taxes) . . . . ?, I don’t know how, is there examples you can give me?

A: This isn’t a homework forum and nor is this a tax question.

Feel free to post your answer and explain how you arrived at it and we will be happy to critique your work though.

Q: Can you guy help with my accounting homework please pretty please!!!?
Comprehensive Financial Statement Preparation
The following info. was obtain from the record of Wilcox, Inc., as of Dec 31, 2006

Land…………..$42500
Building……….197550
Salaries expense…….125350
Utilities expense………5250
acct payable………..$38050
revenues…………….389950
supplies…………….72500
retained earning(1/1/06)….311000
Capital stock(2,000 share outstanding)….65000
acct receivable…………………90000
supplies expense……………..110600
cash…………………………….?????
note payable(long-term)…..63800
rent expenses……………..21200
Dividends in 2006………95500
Other expenses…………11250
Income taxes……………35000

Required:
1 Prepare an income statement for the year ended Dec 31 2006.
2 Prepare a classified balance sheet as of Dec 31 2006.
3 Interpertive Question: Why is the balance in Retained Earinings so large as compared with the balance in Capital Stock?
my major is not accounting it does my cousin need with accounting he don’t understand even though the teacher explain he is very confusing so i does want to ask how to do in simple term he know how to it but he does want to know it there a simple way to it

A: Use technology to help you. just search around on the internet

Q: Who is really looking out for us?
This is not a blame the Democrats or Obama post. This is a “how do we protect ourselves from our government” post. Please try to read it that way.

1993 – NAFTA, Signed by Clinton and supported by Republicans and Democrats. Can anyone argue it as an overall success?

1999 – , Gramm-Leach-Bliley, Authored by Republicans, signed by Clinton. Not entirely to blame for the crash, but certainly played a very large part along with the “Mark to Market” , NINA & NINJA loan fiascos. Fannie, Freddie …

No one is looking out for us. No one. No one.

The damage done took years to come to a head. Years after most of our elected officials have come and gone.

27% of our electric power is generated by reactors. All of the waste generated from all of the plants would fill a football field 12′ deep. It’s not much. I won’t bore you with “dry casks”. The issue is storage. If no action is taken in less than a decade a great many of these plants will simply have to close. Their storage facilities were never meant to be perminant and they are running out of time and storage space .http://www.yuccamountainexpose.com/

How will we replace 27% of our supply? Obama (not pounding Obama, no one else has done it either, just trying to talk and make some sense) is threatening to reverse Bush’s oil drilling policies with Executive Orders, Where will our energy come from? Sun? Wind? Not coal. Right? The Middle East?

How will we afford this? Sun and wind are both great but not economically viable for quite sometime without a major break through. That’s the same kind of thinking that made it ok to store Nuclear waste in temporary storage pits!

I really thought if nothing else we all agreed dependence on foreign oil is a universal concern.

Why would our government bow to the environmentalists when we all know what is at stake? What will the outcome of inaction be? If I were more of a conspiracy theorist, I might believe the industry was being manipulated in preparation for nationalization. So then we get to trade one greedy bunch of SOB’s for another, except it would appear that the second group (our government) was doing us a favor.

Problem is for the average citizen, the Arabs still have all the available oil and we still have greedy SOB’s in charge of the oil companies.

As the exception that proves the rule, does anyone else find it truly odd that gas is sub $2 per gallon? Looking a gift horse or have the oil companies and the Arabs suddenly grown a heart for the woes of the American people. Yeah I know all about the price of a barrel on the market, I just don’t think that explains it. I feel manipulated.

Enviromentlists provide a needed service. They keep the greedy from running over the weak, and they should continue. They should not be allowed to STOP progress. When it comes to heat and light for little old ladies in an Indiana winter, the snail darter has to lose.

We are less than a decade away from real energy problems. What will we do?

No one is looking out for us!

I lose 30% of my pay before I ever see it. I live in Indiana so I lose 7% when I spend it.Until recently, I was paying $3700 property tax per year on a house valued at 148k. That’s $308 per month btw. My utilities are taxed. My gasoline is taxed. I have to buy a licence for my dog, it’s a tax. I wonder how long we would stand for this if we had to write out our tax bills at the end of the month like our other bills. Then we might see what is actually happening to our money.

No one is looking out for us.

Government is just another business. But this one makes us buy their product. Have you seen their pay and retirement plans?

Really, Bad mouth Bush or Obama all you want but WE ARE IN REAL TROUBLE HERE and it’s only a few years away!

A: You are incorrect in assuming that wind and solar are not economically viable sources of energy. They are, along with geothermal and wave power, the ONLY economically viable sources of energy. Don’t be fooled into thinking we don’t have the technology to place the brunt of the burden on these sources. This is false rhetoric designed to trick us into continuing our dependence on oil. Right this very moment we have the technology required to become completely and totally energy dependent with infinitely renewable and clean energy for free. Do you think the trillion dollar oil industry wants this to happen?

You are right that the government isn’t looking out for us, but you are wrong that we need to drill for more oil as that would only give the already corrupt government more stake in the oil industry and less motivation to represent our interests instead of their own.

Q: No real answers from Obama or McCain?
This is not a blame the Democrats or Obama post. This is a “how do we protect ourselves from our government” post. Please try to read it that way.

1993 – NAFTA, Signed by Clinton and supported by Republicans and Democrats. Can anyone argue it as an overall success?

The damage done took years to come to a head. Years after most of our elected officials have come and gone.

I really thought if nothing else we all agreed dependence on foreign oil is a universal concern.

Problem is for the average citizen, the Arabs still have all the available oil and we still have greedy SOB’s in charge of the oil companies.

We are less than a decade away from real energy problems. What will we do?

No one is looking out for us.

Government is just another business. But this one makes us buy their product. Have you seen their pay and retirement plans?

We are in REAL TROUBLE and it is only a few short years away!

A: you want real answers from ANY politician? LOL x 1,000,000.

Q: The Twentieth Century Crisis?
Can some one check my answers.

1. Trench warfare caused the immobilization of troops on the (1 point)
Western Front.*
Middle Eastern desert.
Eastern Front.
mountains in Russia.
2. After the war, Britain ruled Iraq and Palestine as (1 point)
colonies, which they received as part of Germany’s war reparations.
mandates on behalf of the League of Nations, but did not down the territory.*
indirect rulers, which allowd the two nations some semblance of autonomy.
direct rulers, leading to much animosity that still exists today.
3. ___, the aggressive preparation for war, was growing along with nations’ armies. (1 point)
Conscription
Militarism*
Warmongering
Mobilization
4. The Red secret police, known as the Cheka, began (1 point)
infiltrating the governments of Russia’s enemies as spies.
to plot against Lenin almost immediately after he came to power.
to restore order to Russia after years of civil war.
a Red Terror campaign to destroy all those who opposed the new regime.*
5. Under the leadership of ___, the Bolsheviks became a party dedicated to violent revolution. (1 point)
Alexander Kerensky
Grigori Rasputin
V.I. Lenin*
Alexandra Romanov
6. The concept of total war means that (1 point)
troops and supplies were rapidly assembled.
soldiers were drafted.
the influence of military leaders grew.
it involved a complete mobilization of resources and people.*
7. Germany was especially unhappy with Article 231 of the Treaty of Versailles because it (1 point)
forced Germany to reduce the size of its army and navy.
forced Germany to give back the territories of Alsace and Lorraine.
awarded sections of eastern Germany to the new Polish state.
declared that Germany and Austria were responsible for starting the war.*
8. Quickly turning the USSR from an agricultural to an industrial economy was (1 point)
the main goal of the Red Army.
a plan known as the Politburo.
Stalin’s Five Year Plans.*
a plan that had widespread peasant support.
9. The world leader who used methods of civil disobedience to protest unjust laws was
(1 point)
Sun Yat-sen.
Benito Mussolini.
Mohandas Gandhi.*
Francisco Franco.
10. Mao Zedong led the ___ on the Long March. (1 point)
Nationalist Party
People’s Liberation Army
New Life Movement
People’s Republic of China Army*
11. The official political party of the Mexican Revolution was known as
(1 point)
PEMEX.
the Radical Party.
the Institutional Revolutionary Party.*
Cárdenas.
12. Hitler’s form of attack that used tank divisions supported by air attacks was called (1 point)
blitzkrieg.*
panzer.
phony war.
Luftwaffe.
13. A fascist government is one in which (1 point)
the active involvement of the masses is expected.
a communal system of work exists in which the state owns the means of production.
powerful landowners make most government decisions.
a strong central government is led by a dictatorial ruler.*
14. The ruler who introduced many modern reform in Turkey was (1 point)
T.E. Lawrence.
Atatürk.*
Abduhlhamid II.
Ibn Saud.
15. Mohandas Gandhi protested British laws by (1 point)
staging massive labor strikes to cripple British business interests in India.
using terrorism in an attempt to drive the British out of India.
using methods of civil disobedience, that is, refusing to obey laws considerd to be unjust.*
refusing to eat Irish potatoes.
16. President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s Good Neighbor policy (1 point)
stopped trade between the United states and the Latin American countries.
lowered taxes on goods imported from Latin American countries.
allowed open immigration between the U.S. and all Latin American countries.*
rejected the use of U.S. military force in Latin America.
17. In the autumn of 1931, Manchuria was invaded by
(1 point)
a group of Communist agents that was trained by the Comintern in Moscow.
the Japanese army, acting on the orders of the newly formed Imperial Rule Assistance Association.
an extremist group of middle-level Japanese army officers acting without government approval.*
the Russian army.
18. “As for the peasants in the countryside, on the other hand, as soon as they rise up, they run into the political power of those local bullies, bad gentry, and landlords who have been crushing the peasants for several thousand years. (This political power of the landlords is the true foundation of the political power of the warlords.)
-Mao Zedong, “Revolution and the Peasants” (1926)

According to this passage, what is the relationship between the warlords and the landlords? (1 point)
They are both local bullies.
They are both bad gentry.
They have both helped peasants.
The power of the landlords is the source of the warlords’ power.*
19. Two days after Hitler’s invasion of ___, Britain and France declared war on Germany. (1 point)
Poland*
Austria
France
Slovakia
20. In order to address labor shortages during the war, Japan (1 point)
dev
The * means thats the one i picked

A: I myself am uncertain of 11, 16, 17. (Manchuria was invaded by the Japanese–I’m just not sure which faction. And I would be surprised if there was ever “open immigration” with Latin America, although I’m not sure exactly what that would entail. My answer would be a rejection of military intervention. Your FDR answer is the one I’m most in doubt about.)
The others are correct.

Q: World history questions?
Any help would be appreciated, I need to finish this asap, school years almost over! Thanks in advance!

1. Trench warfare caused the immobilization of troops on the (1 point)
Western Front.
Middle Eastern desert.
Eastern Front.
mountains in Russia.
2. After the war, Britain ruled Iraq and Palestine as (1 point)
colonies, which they received as part of Germany’s war reparations.
mandates on behalf of the League of Nations, but did not down the territory.
indirect rulers, which allowd the two nations some semblance of autonomy.
direct rulers, leading to much animosity that still exists today.
3. ___, the aggressive preparation for war, was growing along with nations’ armies. (1 point)
Conscription
Militarism
Warmongering
Mobilization
4. The Red secret police, known as the Cheka, began (1 point)
infiltrating the governments of Russia’s enemies as spies.
to plot against Lenin almost immediately after he came to power.
to restore order to Russia after years of civil war.
a Red Terror campaign to destroy all those who opposed the new regime.
5. Under the leadership of ___, the Bolsheviks became a party dedicated to violent revolution. (1 point)
Alexander Kerensky
Grigori Rasputin
V.I. Lenin
Alexandra Romanov
6. The concept of total war means that (1 point)
troops and supplies were rapidly assembled.
soldiers were drafted.
the influence of military leaders grew.
it involved a complete mobilization of resources and people.
7. Germany was especially unhappy with Article 231 of the Treaty of Versailles because it (1 point)
forced Germany to reduce the size of its army and navy.
forced Germany to give back the territories of Alsace and Lorraine.
awarded sections of eastern Germany to the new Polish state.
declared that Germany and Austria were responsible for starting the war.
8. Quickly turning the USSR from an agricultural to an industrial economy was (1 point)
the main goal of the Red Army.
a plan known as the Politburo.
Stalin’s Five Year Plans.
a plan that had widespread peasant support.
9. The world leader who used methods of civil disobedience to protest unjust laws was
(1 point)
Sun Yat-sen.
Benito Mussolini.
Mohandas Gandhi.
Francisco Franco.
10. Mao Zedong led the ___ on the Long March. (1 point)
Nationalist Party
People’s Liberation Army
New Life Movement
People’s Republic of China Army
11. The official political party of the Mexican Revolution was known as
(1 point)
PEMEX.
the Radical Party.
the Institutional Revolutionary Party.
Cárdenas.
12. Hitler’s form of attack that used tank divisions supported by air attacks was called (1 point)
blitzkrieg.
panzer.
phony war.
Luftwaffe.
13. A fascist government is one in which (1 point)
the active involvement of the masses is expected.
a communal system of work exists in which the state owns the means of production.
powerful landowners make most government decisions.
a strong central government is led by a dictatorial ruler.
14. The ruler who introduced many modern reform in Turkey was (1 point)
T.E. Lawrence.
Atatürk.
Abduhlhamid II.
Ibn Saud.
15. Mohandas Gandhi protested British laws by (1 point)
staging massive labor strikes to cripple British business interests in India.
using terrorism in an attempt to drive the British out of India.
using methods of civil disobedience, that is, refusing to obey laws considerd to be unjust.
refusing to eat Irish potatoes.
16. President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s Good Neighbor policy (1 point)
stopped trade between the United states and the Latin American countries.
lowered taxes on goods imported from Latin American countries.
allowed open immigration between the U.S. and all Latin American countries.
rejected the use of U.S. military force in Latin America.
17. In the autumn of 1931, Manchuria was invaded by
(1 point)
a group of Communist agents that was trained by the Comintern in Moscow.
the Japanese army, acting on the orders of the newly formed Imperial Rule Assistance Association.
an extremist group of middle-level Japanese army officers acting without government approval.
the Russian army.
18. “As for the peasants in the countryside, on the other hand, as soon as they rise up, they run into the political power of those local bullies, bad gentry, and landlords who have been crushing the peasants for several thousand years. (This political power of the landlords is the true foundation of the political power of the warlords.)
-Mao Zedong, “Revolution and the Peasants” (1926)

According to this passage, what is the relationship between the warlords and the landlords? (1 point)
They are both local bullies.
They are both bad gentry.
They have both helped peasants.
The power of the landlords is the source of the warlords’ power.
19. Two days after Hitler’s invasion of ___, Britain and France declared war on Germany. (1 point)
Poland
Austria
France
Slovakia
20. In order

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Q: I need some US History Help.?
I cannot find the answers to these questions in my book. Please help.

The early 20th century saw a significant northward migration of African-Americans. During the 1920s, nearly 400,000 African-Americans settled in New York, Pennsylvania and Illinois. Many lived in large cities such as New York, Philadelphia and Chicago. Identify and explain TWO important effects of this migration. (2 points)

A newspaper headline states, “Federal Reserve Decides to Reduce the Money Supply; Slowing of the Economy Likely Impact.” According to the headline, the Federal Reserve:
a) wants banks to reduce lending
b) thinks the unemployment rate is too high
c) wants banks to give more customer loans
d) hopes consumers will decide to spend more

In 1954, in Brown V. Board of Education of Topeka, Kansas, the Supreme Court set a new precedent by striking down the:
a) electoral college
b) doctrine of “separate but equal”
c) Civil Rights movement
d) idea of “One man, One vote”

33. The New Deal following the Great Depression had what effect upon the role of government in the economy?
a) decreased government influence
b) increased government influence
c) increased income taxes
d) decreased income taxes

35. Why did many people in the late 1800s and early 1900s want the government to break up trusts?
a) trusts created excessive competition
b) trusts decreased dividends for their shareholders
c) trusts advocated an increase in labor union membership
d) trusts decreased competition and fixed prices

36. During the late 1930s, U.S. foreign policy was characterized by which of the following statements?
a) a desire to be isolated from the problems in Europe
b) military preparation to go to war to defeat the Nazis
c) a desire to help Britain and France as they stood up to Hitler’s demands
d) military preparation to go to war to defeat the Japanese

41. There was a connection between industrial expansion and European imperialism in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Did imperialism increase or decrease as a result of industrialization? (1 point) Explain why this change occurred. (1 point)

45. The League of Nations was created after World War I as a forum for resolving international conflicts. However, the League was unable to resolve tensions that led to World War II. One factor that contributed to the ineffectiveness of the League was the:
a) breakup of colonial empires in Africa and Asia
b) decision of the US not to join the League
c) Opposition of League members to the Treaty of Versailles

A: Fed reduce money question: A
Brown question: B
33: B
35: D
36:A
41:increase
45:B

hope that is enough help !!

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