The idealistic president who set out to raise the moral tone of American foreign policy by denouncing dollar diplomacy was
A) William Howard Taft.
B) Theodore Roosevelt.
C) Woodrow Wilson.
D) William McKinley.
C
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a. addressed racial inequality b. reformed the judiciary c. set tariff rates d. set aside federal lands for national parks
How successful was the Sherman Anti-Trust Act?
A) Its success was limited, since only 18 suits were brought by the government from 1890 to 1904. B) Companies like Standard Oil got around it by reorganizing as holding companies. C) It did manage to hit some companies that acted as monopolies or restrained trade with fines of up to $5000. D) All of these choices E) None of these choices
The desire for a new Mongol empire, now allied with Islam, created opportunities for military action to unite and settle the nomadic tribes of Chaghatay, leading to the rise in the fourteenth century of _________, or Tamerlane.
a. Genghis Khan b. Bayazid c. Temur Gurgan d. Miran Shah
Why was the struggle for political and economic dominance in southern Africa so complicated and fiercely contested? How did migration patterns of the Boers in the 1830s and the political and economic ambitions of the British government in southern Africa collide with the goals and desires of native African groups such as the Zulus and Khoisan peoples?
What will be an ideal response?