How did Woodrow Wilson respond to British and French pressure to intervene in the revolutionary developments in Russia?
What will be an ideal response?
He initially resisted, but then agreed to send about 15,000 American troops into Siberia to control strategically important railway lines there
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In the realm of religion, in the late nineteenth century, which of the following is not true?
A) Greater tolerance, or perhaps indifference to religion, led to more acceptance of religious diversity. B) Reconciliation between the Catholic Church and most Protestant denominations C) Persistent anti-Semitism continued in Eastern Europe. D) Germany and Austria-Hungary granted citizenship to Jews. E) Most European society refused to accept Jews as social equals.
What was the general attitude toward infants and young children before the 18th century?
A) ongoing concern B) acknowledgment of their value C) emotional detachment D) indulgence E) cheerful optimism
The election of 1920 is best understood as expressing the voters' desire for:
A) continued progressive reform. B) an end to Wilsonian activism. C) giving Democrats control of government. D) radical solutions to America's problems.
What effect did the arrest of Jack Weinberg have on the campus of the University of California at Berkeley?
A) the suspension and expulsion of 3,000 students B) launched the "free speech" movement C) the development of black and women's studies programs D) Protestors had to forfeit federal grants.