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A timeline of the 1920s lists significant events in American politics. The following events are listed: 1920 - Harding is elected president; 1921 - Emergency Tariff Act is enacted; 1923 - Harding dies and Coolidge becomes president; 1924 - Coolidge is elected president; 1924 - Revenue Act is enacted; 1928 - question mark; 1929 - The stock market crashes.

Which events happened in 1928? Select the two correct answers.

A.

Kellogg-Briand Pact is adopted.

B.

Coolidge refuses to run for president.

C.

Washington Disarmament Conference is held.

D.

Hoover is elected president.

E.

The Revenue Act passes.

B. Coolidge refuses to run for president

D. Hoover is elected president

Explanation:

B. Coolidge refuses to run for president

In 1928, Coolidge releases a statement stating that he will not be running for the second term as the President of the United States. He explained his decision by saying the presidential office is taking a heavy toll from those who inhabit it and those who love it. Although we should not refuse to spend and be invested in our country's government, it is dangerous to try and accomplish what we believe is beyond our power.

D. Hoover is elected president

In 1928, Hoover becomes the 36th President of the United States. He was in office during the great depression that occurs in 1930.