What happened to democracy in formerly colonized nations after World War II?
A) Democracy was relatively quickly replaced by authoritarianism.
B) Democracy flourished.
C) Libertarianism quickly replaced democracy.
D) Religious political movements began to strongly flavor democracy
A
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a. Fourth Amendment b. Fifth Amendment c. Sixth Amendment d. Eighth Amendment
The Vichy Regime
a. was actively resisted by most French. b. was the only political regime in Western Europe not directly under Germany occupation to actively support the Nazi regime, sending 76,000 French and foreign Jews to German death and labor camps. c. developed a strong economy that became a model for postwar France. d. was an authoritarian puppet regime based in northern France. e. was led by Charles De Gaulle.
The most significant case involving prior restraint was
a. the Pentagon Papers case. b. the Watergate case. c. the Des Moines School District case. d. the Tinker case. e. the Iran Contra Case
To publicize its grievances, the American Indian Movement (AIM) seized control of the village of Wounded Knee on the Pine Ridge Reservation
Indicate whether the statement is true or false