Map 27.3 shows that by 1942, Japan controlled the __________ in Southeast Asia and the South Pacific
A) movements for national independence
B) underground communist parties
C) colonies of the Western countries
D) secret religious organizations
C
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What distinguished slavery in the northern colonies in the eighteenth century?
a. It existed on a much smaller scale. b. It did not exist at all. c. It was an important part of the economy in New England, where most slaves worked in large gangs on plantations. d. Slaves were forbidden from engaging in any activity besides agriculture. e. Fear of slave rebellion led to several colonies banning the slave trade.
By the mid-1780s, many people of property and standing had come to believe which of the following?
a. Ordinary people were not virtuous enough to sustain a republic. b. The United States needed to revert to monarchy. c. The American Revolution had been, in many ways, a mistake. d. The Articles of Confederation had created too strong a chief executive.
All of the following are true of the history of Thailand EXCEPT
A) The Thai rulers adopted Hinayana Buddhism. B) Their religious and political center was at Pagan. C) Thailand developed a model land-tenure system. D) Thailand standardized both the written and oral language of the country. E) The Mongols favored the Thais as tributaries.
Briefly recount the role of the United States in the Chinese civil war. Which side did the U.S. support? Who won the war?
What will be an ideal response?