In Muslim lands, Christians
a. have received considerable support from Muslim clergy.
b. are free to worship privately in their homes without fear of recrimination.
c. face violence throughout the year but are not threatened on Christmas or Easter.
d. have been targeted to the degree that many have now fled to other lands.
e. have received considerable protection in Egypt by the Muslim Brotherhood.
d
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a) sending war material and economic aid b) deploying American combat troops c) sending UN troops under U.S. leadership d) offering loans and trade concessions
Retaking the Burma Road from the Japanese was important to the Allies because
a. it linked Indian and Chinese forces. b. Japanese oil supplies from Indonesia were cut off. c. it served as the main supply line to Chiang Kai-shek. d. it opened an area for major American-British troop landings. e. Japan was now open to attack.
The New Culture Movement in China embraced
a. Science and Democracy. b. Confucius. c. Japanese intervention. d. the teaching of Marx. e. militarism.
Upon becoming president, Thomas Jefferson pledged his administration's support for all of the following principles EXCEPT
A) democratic simplicity. B) limited government. C) states' rights. D) implied powers.