Caesar was assassinated because he
a. had personally offended Brutus and Cassius.
b. had violated the laws of the state.
c. was regarded as a tyrant.
d. had confiscated money from the aristocracy.
c
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The Gulf of Tonkin Resolution is particularly significant in American history for which of the following reasons?
A. The resolution marked the point at which most Americans began to have serious doubts about the American role in Vietnam. B. The resolution served notice to the rest of the world that the United States no longer accepted any geographical limits on its freedom to patrol the seas. C. In enacting the resolution, Congress relinquished its war-making powers to the president. D. Passage of the resolution established the precedent of U.S. rejection of United Nations Security Council authority in international disputes.
How were U.S. political initiatives in El Salvador and the Philippines similar?
A. Both ignored U.N. resolutions and provided weapons to rebels in each country. B. Both failed to halt the spread of communism despite huge financial investments. C. Both propped up violent, unpopular leaders because they opposed communism. D. Both provided humanitarian aid to civilians to build support for the U.S.
Which of these statements does not describe women's experience as workers in defense plants?
A) They were nicknamed "Rosie the Riveter." B) Women were told by the government that it was their "patriotic duty" to work in war industries. C) Most of the war workers were single and under age thirty. D) Their jobs included traditional men's work of tending blast furnaces, operating cranes, welding and shipbuilding. E) Many women were forced into women-only jobs, and those in manufacturing earned 65% of what men earned.
In the cases of McLaurin and Sweatt, the separate but equal doctrine was upheld to help blacks
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.