FDR campaigned as
A) a Progressive-era regulator.
B) a conservative who would balance the budget.
C) a pragmatist who would experiment to get the economy going.
D) a revolutionary who would transform the role of government.
E) one who suffered along with the common man.
B
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The major reason for the disintegration of the Soviet Union and the end of the Cold War in the late 1980s was ____________________.
A. Ronald Reagan's launching of the Strategic Defense Initiative B. a major nuclear power plant disaster in the Soviet Union that virtually destroyed the Soviet economy C. a chain of industrial failures in Soviet client states initiated by American covert actions undertaken by the CIA on orders from President Reagan D. the rise to power of Mikhail Gorbachev
Which of the following reflects a common ground between the North and the South in the middle of the nineteenth century?
a) commitment to republican ideals b) rejection of evangelical religion c) support for social reform d) repudiation of white supremacy
Which of the following statements is true of the British experience fighting the Afghanistan Wars?
A) The British were so afraid of the Afghan warriors that they were incapable of effective combat. B) The Afghans had superior weapons and brought overwhelming firepower to bear on the British soldiers. C) The Afghans were accustomed to the climate, and the British soldiers could not adapt to the conditions. D) The British severely and repeatedly underestimated their enemies' overall capabilities. E) The British were subverted and outmaneuvered by the Russians and finally gave up the fight.
At the meeting of the Big Three at Tehran
a. it was agreed to use the atomic bomb against Japan. b. Churchill strongly advocated an American-only invasion of France. c. the Allies decided to partition postwar Germany. d. Roosevelt and Churchill agreed to let Stalin take control of eastern Europe. e. the Soviet Union agreed to declare war against fascist Spain.