During the late nineteenth century, third parties emerged as the major parties did not address issues of major concern to farmers, laborers, evangelical reformers, and ?middle class professionals
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
True
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In comparing the Northwest Ordinance of 1787 with the system by which Great Britain governed her colonies, it would be most accurate to say that the British system was
A) adopted in its entirety as the permanent form of government for the territories. B) rejected completely in favor of immediate statehood for the territories because of the injustices the colonies experienced. C) adopted for the intermediate stage of territorial development, which would give way to statehood in the third stage. D) adopted only for the initial stage of territorial development.
"Peaceful coexistence"
A. was a term first coined by Joseph Stalin in the 1940s. B. was first used by Sun Yat-sen in 1921. C. was treated with suspicion by United States leaders, especially after the Soviet crushing of the unrest in Hungary in 1956. D. delayed the development of cultural exchanges of theatrical and other groups. E. was eagerly embraced by President Truman as an alternative to nuclear war.
Which of the following was NOT true of the Persian Gulf War?
A) It began when Saddam Hussein attempted to reestablish Iraq's control over the Middle East. B) Saddam Hussein took over the oil-rich country of Kuwait, which led to the United States joining the war. C) The U.S. intercepted bombs heading from Iraq, which were meant to target Israel during the war. D) It was a very brief war that lasted just a few days. E) It was the first televised war.
How did Parthia rival Rome in size and method?
A) Parthia was the second largest Empire in the world after China. She rivaled Rome in sheer numbers. B) Although Parthia was equivalent in size to Rome, she fought to the death to maintain that territory. C) Parthia could rival Rome in neither size nor warfare and was easily subsumed by Trajan. D) Parthia was much larger in size than Rome, but could not match her military prowess. E) Parthia was smaller in size than Rome by far, but rivaled Rome with the ferocity and method of her warfare.