What dilemma characterized U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East in the 1970s?
A) supporting Israel without provoking the Soviet Union
B) supporting Israel without alienating oil-producing Arab nations
C) supporting Egypt without angering Israel
D) supporting Iran without endangering its relationship with Iraq
E) cooperating with oil-producing countries without stirring up the Soviet Union
B
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A change in labor practice that came about in the postwar era was that most people __________
a. started getting less than two weeks of vacation each year b. began working less than 40 hours each week c. began working on Saturdays until noon d. started working on Sundays after noon e. sent their teenagers to work for more disposable income
Discuss some of the non-economic motives for Western imperialism. In your opinion, were the economic or non-economic motives of primary importance, and why or why not?
What will be an ideal response?
Georgia’s actions against the Cherokee were very similar to those of South Carolina’s in regard to the “tariff of abominations” in that both hinged on _________
A) motives that were primarily patriotic B) a strict reading of the Bill of Rights C) states’ rights and defiance of the Constitution D) protectionism E) racism and chauvinism
America's near-victory in Korea changed into a retreat, then a stalemate, with the entry of ________ into the war.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).