The vast majority of African lived in coastal trading ports
a. True
b. False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
False
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How did disagreements between Federalists and Antifederalists reflect the political climate of the 1780s and predict the climate of the 1800s?
A) The disagreement showed that Americans were strangers to the political process and had a lot to learn. B) The disagreement threatened the young nation throughout the 1780s and well into the 1800s. C) The disagreement was inconsequential as most Americans agreed about state, federal, and individual rights. D) The disagreement was quickly cleared up, demonstrating that Americans were able politicians. E) The disagreement showed how the country was divided and would be divided for the next several decades on state, federal, and individual rights.
Why was Italy so hard for the Allies to conquer?
a) Italy’s mountainous terrain was ably defended by a large German force. b) Although they hated Benito Mussolini, the Italians did not want to be occupied by either the Allies or the Axis. Consider This: Winston Churchill remarked that far from being the “soft underbelly of the Axis,” Italy was “one tough gut.” See 13.5.1: Germany Surrounded. c) The Allies could never agree on a proper strategy to use there. Consider This: Winston Churchill remarked that far from being the “soft underbelly of the Axis,” Italy was “one tough gut.” See 13.5.1: Germany Surrounded. d) The Sicilians refused to allow their island to be used as an Allied landing base. Consider This: Winston Churchill remarked that far from being the “soft underbelly of the Axis,” Italy was “one tough gut.” See 13.5.1: Germany Surrounded.
This 2015 photograph of an illuminated White House shows that President Obama supported __________
A) the Supreme Court's ruling that all states had to recognize same-sex marriage B) the Defense of Marriage Act C) an end to the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan D) a constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage
All of the following were true of the Spanish except
a. they had a century head start of exploration over the English. b. they were genuine empire builders. c. they were cultural innovators in the New World. d. they practiced the same treatment as the English would toward the Indians by isolating and shunning them. e. their colonial establishments were larger and richer than those of their Anglo-Saxon rivals.