What was the Sunni Awakening?
A) The Sunnis grew resentful of the brutal religious extremist domination and allied with the Americans to resist.
B) The Sunnis realized their power if forces were joined with the Americans to end the terrorist campaigns of the Taliban.
C) The Sunnis realized this was their opportunity to set an example for all Muslims to be respected on the world stage.
D) The Sunnis realized they were the only ones that could stop other Muslims from engaging in terrorist activities.
E) The Sunnis realized a healthy Iraq was a united Iraq and joined the Shia in governance.
A
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Hideki Tojo tried to negotiate peace with the US before ordering the Japanese navy to bomb Pearl Harbor.
a. true b. false
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A. improved the lives of whites far more than blacks. B. made no dent in reducing hunger in America. C. were generally proven to be cost-effective. D. contributed to the greatest reduction in poverty in American history. E. grew in popularity over the next decade and a half.
When Bolívar assumed power in Peru in 1823, he
A) reduced the payments made by indigenous sharecroppers to their landlords. B) abolished compulsory personal service of tenants to their landlords. C) ordered division of indigenous communal lands into privately held parcels of land. D) expropriated all church lands.