Despite the existence of “EU battlegroups,” what is in effect the European Union’s defensive force?
a) NATO
b) the UN
Consider This: Relying on this force for defense may draw Europeans into conflicts they have no wish to enter, such as Afghanistan. See 15.3.1: In Unity, Weakness.
c) the German Army
Consider This: Relying on this force for defense may draw Europeans into conflicts they have no wish to enter, such as Afghanistan. See 15.3.1: In Unity, Weakness.
d) the French Army
Consider This: Relying on this force for defense may draw Europeans into conflicts they have no wish to enter, such as Afghanistan. See 15.3.1: In Unity, Weakness.
a) NATO
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a. an uprising by the urban proletariat. b. a non-violent take over by the bourgeois. c. peacefully through the ballot box. d. through the communal traditions of the peasant villages. e. victory in World War I.
During World War I, American ground troops
A. saw combat that was relatively brief but intense. B. were assigned to serve under the command of foreign officers. C. both saw combat that was relatively brief but intense, and were assigned to serve under the command of foreign officers. D. were not available for battle in significant numbers until the fall of 1918. E. None of these answers is correct.
The war between France and Prussia in 1871 brought an end to the __________.
A) Second Empire B) Third Republic C) German Empire D) Paris Commune
In the first decade of the twentieth century, unprecedented changes occurred in which of these two world-reshaping areas?
a. intellectual subversion and scientific innovation b. ideology and state power c. technology and education d. militarization and economic development