What happened in eastern Europe after the German retreat in 1943?
A) Nationalist groups fought amongst themselves.
B) A multiethnic coalition government was established.
C) The independent republic of Belarus was established.
D) Ukraine and Poland united forces to fight the Allies.
A
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The Germans controlled Eastern Europe and its resources, especially food, and by 1918 were free to concentrate their forces on the western front. These developments would probably have been decisive without:
A. the Italian allies' support. B. American intervention. C. British invasion in northern France. D. widespread mutinies in the German ranks. E. the failure of the German army to act on its advantages.
As a young man, Philip II spent three years as a hostage in
a. Athens. b. Thebes. c. Sparta. d. Corinth. e. Ionia.
Which of the following was true of mestizos in the Spanish Borderlands?
a. They often served as middlemen in trade transactions between Spanish colonists and Native Americans. b. By law they were given the same status as their fathers. c. They were often appointed to positions of colonial leadership by the Spanish government. d. They were treated as degraded individuals.