As a result of the Cuban-Soviet relationship, which of the following was true?
a. Agricultural production in Cuba declined, causing malnutrition on the island.
b. Cuban markets dried up internationally.
c. Unemployment became rampant.
d. Suppression of educational facilities by Castro nearly destroyed literacy in Cuba.
e. By the mid-1960s, the Cuban economy had recovered and stabilized.
e
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Which of the following best describes the Brezhnev Doctrine?
a) When forces hostile to socialism try to turn a state toward capitalism, it is not just a problem for the country involved, but for all socialist countries. b) When any state challenges the Soviet Union for any reason, that challenge will be met by force. Consider This: Leonid Brezhnev used the doctrine as the rationale for sending tanks to Czechoslovakia in 1968. See 15.5: Narrative: Picnic at Sopron. c) When a satellite state of the Soviet Union colludes with an “outside territory,” the Soviets may impose order by military force. Consider This: Leonid Brezhnev used the doctrine as the rationale for sending tanks to Czechoslovakia in 1968. See 15.5: Narrative: Picnic at Sopron. d) Soviet clients should always rely on the Soviet military for any police actions in their country. Consider This: Leonid Brezhnev used the doctrine as the rationale for sending tanks to Czechoslovakia in 1968. See 15.5: Narrative: Picnic at Sopron.
Which of the following statements about the Strategic Defense Initiative is true?
A) It was proposed by the growing peace and antinuclear movement as an alternative to tactical nuclear weapons. B) It seemed to be the best solution to the nuclear-arms race, because of its modest cost and technological simplicity. C) It was the first program eliminated in the great wave of Reagan defense cuts. D) It substituted cheap chemical and biological weapons for expensive nuclear devices. E) It proposed a system of space-based lasers and other high-tech defenses against nuclear missiles.
Which of the following intellectuals did NOT advocate for a Christian Renaissance after World War I?
A) T.S. Eliot B) Max Weber C) Dorothy Day D) Reinhold Niebuhr E) Paul Claudel
Over time, tensions in Puritan New England communities developed, primarily as a result of
A. calls for gender equality. B. population growth and calls for gender equality. C. population growth and the commercialization of society. D. religious dissent. E. the practices of land inheritance.