In terms of foreign policy, Theodore Roosevelt _____
A) did little to foster American aims
B) reflected the influence of isolationism
C) sought to prepare the country for its role as a world power
D) worked to further isolate the United States from foreign affairs
E) was supremely concerned with world peace
Answer: C
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A. geopolitical relations B. economics and finances C. gender and race D. women and feminists
The Mongol invasion of the Islamic world resulted in all of the following EXCEPT
A) devastation of urban areas. B) the revival of the Silk Roads. C) the end of scholarship. D) the conversion to Islam of the Mongols. E) an eventual empire ruled by Tamerlane.
The Treaty of Lodi did all of the following EXCEPT:
A. include Venice despite the Papal States' anger. B. bring Milan into the alliance with Florence. C. present a unified front of the five states to foreign enemies. D. maintain cooperation during the second half of the 15th century. E. bring Naples into the alliance with Florence.
In what ways was American democracy an illusion in the 1820s-1840s?
a. Although all white men began life with equal opportunities, women and African and Native Americans did not. b. Despite the impression that people had equal opportunities, distinctions of dress and education persisted. c. Not only were women and African and Native Americans excluded, but even the idea that all white men began life with equal opportunities was false. d. Only landowners could vote, and as there were so few landowners in the United States, suffrage was not universal even among white men. e. An increasing level of illiteracy led to the press focusing on issues of interest mainly to the wealthy and highly educated members of society.