While some Italians were supportive, and some - especially communists - paid for their opposition with their lives, what was the general Italian reaction to Mussolini?
a. Violent protest rallies against his attack on Ethiopia.
b. Going on with their daily lives.
c. Joining underground communist groups.
d. Wildly joining the Italian army and calling for the revival of the Roman Empire.
e. Demanding the removal of Mussolini by the Italian king.
b
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a. served to warn colonists if the Royal Navy was approaching. b. were part of a series of efforts by the Continental Congress to promote unity and to take action against enemies of liberty. c. killed twenty-eight Loyalists before the Revolutionary War began. d. took action against Catholics trying to spread Quebec's influence. e. were designed to protect British officials like Thomas Hutchinson, but attracted too small a number of members to succeed.
Through novels such as The Last of the Mohicans, James Fenimore Cooper examined the significance of
A. the disorder of America's westward expansion. B. religious spiritualism in America. C. the American free-enterprise system. D. racism in America. E. slavery in the democratic mind.
In What Is to Be Done? Vladimir Lenin argued for the implementation of ________
A. a modified version of Marx's socialist revolution B. classic Marxist policies C. a democratic approach to the socialist agenda D. violent revolution led by the proletariat
What are some indications of the "postwar pessimism" of the 1920s? Why did liberal values such as progress and democracy fall under attack at this time?
What will be an ideal response?