The Ostend Manifesto
A) ?called for the United States to purchase or seize Cuba.
B) ?was written in 1854.
C) was addressed to President Pierce.?
D) ?led to the purchase of Cuba making its way onto the Democratic Party platform.
E) ?All of these are correct.
E
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A) transcendentalism. B) his classic defense of civil disobedience. C) western fiction. D) narrative poems featuring scenes from American history.
Compared to the British redcoats, most colonial troops were:
a. better adapted to using guerrilla tactics in a war in America b. better equipped than the redcoats, particularly after 1778 c. willing to enlist in the regular army for the war's duration d. more experienced in bayonet charges
Which of the following is an example of a way that the Chinese exploited the land to manage their growing population's demand for more space?
a. Planting and harvesting two crops a year effectively doubled the capacity for food production in the Yangtze valley. b. Agricultural science in the area developed new strains of rice to thrive in China's different ecological zones. c. The state promoted agriculture by giving free allotments of seed grain to peasants. d. Forests were used to provide shelter and livable space for peasants.
During the period from the sixth to eighth centuries C.E., Tibet was
a. a state with no record of agriculture or city-building. b. a state ruled by god-kings who were also Buddhist monks. c. weak, with only a small and ineffective military. d. an expansionist state.