The Democrats' hopes for the 1988 election rose sharply because of major scandals in the Reagan administration involving
a. bribes involving business deals in the Soviet Union.
b. election fraud.
c. the Iran-Contra affair and savings-and-loan banks.
d. kickbacks for oil leases on federal lands.
e. payoffs for U.S. hostages and campaign contributions from foreign corporations.
c
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Why did the publication of the Zimmermann telegram heighten Americans' sense of a threat to their national security?
A) It proposed an alliance between Germany and Mexico if the United States entered World War I. B) It urged Mexico to launch a surprise attack on the United States. C) It revealed that German U-boats had been ordered to patrol off the coast of the United States. D) It revealed Germany's plans to resume unrestricted submarine warfare.
All of the following problems face the Pacific Islands EXCEPT
A) obesity. B) ethnic rivalry. C) rising sea levels. D) military coups. E) an aging population.
Most of the capital that financed Britain's Industrial Revolution came from __________
A) private sources B) the government C) international banks D) foreign investors
The post-World War II era saw the resurgence of the Republican Party
Indicate whether the statement is true or false