Edmund Genêt’s actions led to __________
A) war between settlers and Native Americans
B) a peace treaty between the United States and France
C) the deterioration of relations between France and the United States
D) calls for Mexican independence
Answer: C
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a. the smaller regional principalities in India were united under British control. b. it led to an extended period of martial law under the East India Company. c. it symbolizes the beginning of the movement for independence in India. d. it ended the use of Indian troops in British armies.
The secret societies that emerged in the Han dynasty were formed by ________
A) peasants B) craftsmen C) military officers D) scholar-gentry
The removal of old imperialistic-mercantilist restrictions over British-North American trade benefitted
a. European nations trading with Canada. b. the United States. c. Toronto. d. Montréal. e. Mexico.
Which book written by John Kenneth Galbraith in 1958 became one of the most important studies of the U.S. economy in the postwar period?
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