The principle architect of America's Open Door policy was
A) John Hay.
B) Alfred Thayer Mahan.
C) Richard Olney.
D) Theodore Roosevelt.
A
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Prostitutes were most likely to be managed by
A) men. B) their mothers. C) women. D) their fathers.
The major colonial mining center before 1700 was
A) Huanacavelica. B) PotosÃ. C) Zacatecas. D) Guanajuato.
Which of the following statements is true of New England's economy during the 1700s?
A) New Englanders produced their own furniture and agricultural implements.
B) Flax and wool were imported by New Englanders to make clothing.
C) Timber was imported from other colonies by New Englanders to establish a shipbuilding industry.
D) Commerce in New England was focused on the cities of New York and Philadelphia.
E) New England participated in the triangular trade by supplying wine and gold to southern Europe.
What phrase did President Eisenhower coin to describe the vulnerable neighbors of a country like Vietnam threatened with a Communist takeover?
A. "our firm friends" B. "at the brink of war" C. "a row of dominoes" D. "sitting clucks"