What was true about international relations regarding Cuba?
a. After the Bay of Pigs invasion, Castro became close allies with China.
b. Mao took advantage of the tension between America and Cuba to increase economic investments in Cuba.
c. The United States and the Soviet Union were on the threshold of nuclear war over Soviet missiles in Cuba.
d. The Soviet Union, China, and Cuba created a Caribbean military pact.
e. Cuba, fearing American attack, began to develop its own nuclear arsenal with aid from the Soviets.
c
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A) ?? The president never signed it into law. B) ?? After the president signed it, it strictly limited the number of children able to work. C) ?? The Supreme Court ruled it unconstitutional. D) ?? After it passed, a number of southern states refused to accept its legality. E) ?? It profoundly changed America's immigration policies.
Which of the following was not a resolution of the Hartford Convention?
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Amidst claims of electoral fraud, Mexico's Andrés Manuel López Obrador, a critic of neoliberalism,
A) lost the 2006 presidential election to Felipe Calderón by one-half of a percentage point. B) launched an armed revolution to redistribute property and wealth. C) defeated Vicente Fox and proclaimed the restoration of Mexican populism. D) joined the Zapatista Army of National Liberation.
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A) the recovery of Russian agriculture to prewar levels of prosperity B) the increase of agricultural goods,especially food,flowing into Russian cities C) greatly increased public faith in the communists' ability to manage the Soviet economy D) the sudden leap forward in Soviet industrial production E) the increased support for the communists from the wealthy landowners,the kulaks