In the postwar South, the racial situation had __________ since the late nineteenth century.
A. changed little
B. dramatically improved
C. dramatically worsened
D. gradually deteriorated
Answer: A
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How did the Triple Entente shift the power factions in Europe?
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John Reed's reporting from Russia convinced many in the West that
A) dedicated communists were working to overthrow Western democracies. B) they had nothing to fear from Russia. C) Lenin was more interested in the Far East than Europe. D) Reed was delusional and shouldn't be taken seriously. E) Germany was a greater threat to postwar peace than Russia.
The Concert of Europe was
A) the rise of Romanticism in music in the late nineteenth century. B) a quadruple alliance between Austria, Britain, Prussia, and Russia that would use diplomacy to force changes in boundaries or social systems. C) the result of the Congress of Vienna, the redrawing of European boundaries to the Peace of Westphalia. D) the alliance between Germany, Prussia, and Russia to control European trade. E) None of these