The policy of self-strengthening advocated using Western technology but maintaining Confucian principles.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
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A. even mock battles could be deadly B. fierce competition often ended in bitter feelings C. regional rivalries encouraged disunity D. they could be deadly for participants
Which of the following is true of William Calley?
A. He was a corporal who provided proof to U.S. Senate investigators that three American officers were victims of "fragging." B. He was a soldier who was tried and executed for cowardice in the face of the enemy. C. He was an army lieutenant convicted for his involvement in the atrocity known as the My Lai massacre. D. He was a World War II veteran much vilified by the American Legion and other veterans groups for his outspoken opposition to the Vietnam War.
One negative byproduct of railroad construction in the mid-1900s was
A) crooked practices by those more interested in making money than the development of the rail lines. B) the shortage of the necessary natural resources such as iron and steel. C) the refusal of Congress to approve federal land grants. D) the decrease in private funding after the federal government began providing money for construction.
Mao Zedong's New Democracy
A. was designed to expel the Turkic population from western China. B. moved slowly at first, in order not to alienate the peasants. C. gave private land to five percent of peasant families, to increase collectivization. D. was patterned on Stalin's "Open Society" plan. E. was modeled upon that found in France during the "Terror."