President Truman's strong support for the establishment of the state of Israel encountered strong domestic opposition from
a. the U.S. State and Defense Departments.
b. evangelical Christians.
c. Congress.
d. the Catholic church.
e. the Arab oil countries.
e
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A) one-tenth B) one-quarter C) half D) two-thirds
In the election of 1856:
a. the Republicans nominated John C. Frémont for president. b. the Democrats won with 55% of the popular vote. c. the Know-Nothing Party endorsed James Buchanan for president. d. the Democrats split between southern and northern factions.
Which of the following was not one of the new, working class political organizations?
a. Social Democratic Party of Germany b. Socialist Revolutionaries c. the Labour Party d. Mensheviks e. Whigs
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a. travel accounts of Marco Polo b. early Chinese travelers and officials. c. the exodus of Buddhist monks. d. reports of areas for conquest from the Khitan e. Buddhist missionaries.