To what did Russia's disastrous defeat in the Russo-Japanese War indirectly lead?
a. The dismissal of Count Witte
b. The loss of all of Siberia to Japan
c. The enlargement of the Duma
d. An unsuccessful coup by the Tsar
e. The Revolution of 1905
e
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In the mid-1600s, severe drought and prolonged famine in the Southwest lead to which of the following?
A) the acceptance of Christianity by most Native Americans B) Native Americans and Spanish settlers working more closely together C) the ability of Spanish soldiers to protect the Pueblo from hostile tribes D) discontent between the Spanish and Native Americans
Manorialism
A) marked an end to the fief-holding system of the Early Middle Ages. B) was an economic system based upon landed estates. C) brought about a rejuvenated increase in European slavery. D) devastated the social mobility of the lowest classes in European society. E) ended with the Viking invasions.
During the war, the American Federation of Labor
a. issued a no-strike pledge. b. achieved a new level of respectability. c. was included in the administrative structure supervising the war effort. d. supported the war effort. e. all of these choices.
Governments in Latin America after 1920
A. were, although republican in structure, usually royalist in fact, and socialist in economic policies. B. were peasant-controlled in Mexico and Brazil and dominated by socialists in Chile and Argentina. C. became, as a whole, more openly democratic. D. differed widely in policies, as Argentina moved toward middle-class representation and Mexican peasants gained from land reform under Cárdenas. E. were mostly authoritarian dictatorships.