What were the Oslo Accords?
a. a formal treaty between Jordan and Israel in 1994
b. a peace agreement between Egypt and Israel signed in 1979 that returned the Sinai Desert to Egypt
c. an agreement between Israel and Palestine in 1993 that was designed to set the stage for a comprehensive and permanent peace
d. an agreement between Israel and Palestine to set up a two-state system
c. an agreement between Israel and Palestine in 1993 that was designed to set the stage for a comprehensive and permanent peace
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Why was Operation Desert Storm considered a success by the American people, while Operation Iraqi Freedom was not?
a. Although President George H. W. Bush and President George W. Bush both acted unilaterally, the quick, decisive victory in Desert Storm brought approval from the American people, while the drawn-out occupation in Iraq brought disapproval. b. President George H. W. Bush acted multilaterally and carried out the operation quickly and with few casualties, while President George W. Bush acted unilaterally and the operation became drawn out, resulting in many casualties. c. Although far more people died during Desert Storm, most of them were Iraqi people, not U.S. military personnel, so Americans considered the operation successful. d. President George H. W. Bush acted unilaterally in Desert Storm and the operation was quick and decisive, which made the American people feel safe, while President George W. Bush wasted time trying to secure approval, which made Americans feel their president was not a good decision maker.
The 1965 Selma march was undertaken by civil rights advocates in order to a. bring attention to unfair and unlawful voter registration practices. b. introduce civil rights leaders to the local political community
c. safely escort voter registrars to the state capital of Montgomery. d. draw national attention to discriminatory housing practices in Selma.
Today there are over 100 million blogs on the worldwide web
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
Voters who identify themselves with a particular party most often
a. cast their ballots for third party candidates. b. do not vote. c. split their votes for different offices between parties. d. support a candidate of another party. e. support a candidate of the same party.