The most difficult domestic issue faced by President George Herbert Walker Bush was
A) labor relations. B) controlling inflation.
C) the environment. D) the growing federal budget deficit.
D
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Which of the following assumptions underlay the policy proposals made by Alfred Thayer Mahan?
a. that the United States was embroiled in a worldwide race for power b. that the United States was, and would always be, a nation of immigrants c. that the United States was a God-fearing nation d. that the United States had the right and the duty to dominate North America
France joined Spain and England in the quest for overseas wealth when:
a. a joint British French expedition sailed under Francisco Lopez de Gomara for America b. King Francis sent Giovanni da Verrazano to find the western route to the Far East c. the French army defeated Spain and Portugal in the War of the Roses d. Samuel de Champlain explored what is now Canada
Of the hundreds of Greek states in 480 B.C.E, only ________ were willing to fight the Persians
A. ten B. thirty-one C. seventy-six D. one hundred and eleven E. two hundred and twelve
All of the following were associated with eastern railroads except
a. James J. Fisk. b. Jay Gould. c. Theodore D. Judah. d. Cornelius Vanderbilt. e. none of these choices.