Lenin's New Economic Policy
a. established pure communism in Soviet Union.
b. allowed private industry and commerce to operate at the lower levels of society.
c. abandoned state ownership of banks and heavy industry.
d. was resisted by the Whites.
e. immediately allowed the Soviet Union to join the League of Nations.
b
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a. much more favorable and idealized than the view of China. b. seen as an example of "oriental despotism" by all. c. seen as a land of mystery about which there was no clear opinion. d. about the same as the view of China.
African slaves were shipped to Brazil and the Caribbean
A) to defeat indigenous empires and pave the way for European domination. B) to mine vast quantities of gold to be shipped to Portugal. C) to work on sugar plantations. D) to cultivate tobacco. E) to grow rice.
Corduroy roads were roads only found in the New England textile towns and named after the fabric produced there.
a. true b. false
Like Cooper, George W. Bush supported the idea of "nation-building," which referred to
A) foreign loans to assist in development of economic infrastructure like roads and railroads. B) foreign intervention to promote globalization and manage popular opposition to it. C) U.S. efforts to foster the development of independent national cultures in Latin America. D) U.S. support for sovereign democratic nations in Latin America.