Why did the United States become involved in the conflict between North and South Vietnam in 1961?
a. to send a message to the People’s Republic of China
b. to help the South Vietnamese respond to the Vietcong insurgency
c. to counter Soviet activities in North Korea
d. to aid the unification process in Vietnam
b. to help the South Vietnamese respond to the Vietcong insurgency
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The Soviet occupation of Afghanistan most resembled __________
A) British involvement in India B) U.S. involvement in Vietnam C) U.S. involvement in Mexico D) British involvement in Ireland
Which group did not form a significant combat force during World War II?
A. women B. Native Americans C. African Americans D. Japanese Americans
Prior to the advent of agriculture, all people were
a. vegetarian. b. omnivores. c. constantly hungry. d. hunters and gatherers. e. aggressive about obtaining food.
American missionaries in Hawaii
a. kept the islands closed to foreign trade. b. developed tremendous influence over monarchs, in some cases. c. confined their work solely to religious matters. d. tried to prevent American interests from gaining influence in the islands.