Why was the conflict in Korea called a police action?
a. The United States sent police officers to keep the peace.
b. The United Nations did not have the power to declare war
c. South Korea did not have a military.
d. The United States never officially declared war.
Ans: d. The United States never officially declared war.
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Which resulted from General Horatio Gates's victory over General John Burgoyne at Saratoga?
A) The French were persuaded to commit forces to aid the colonists. B) The Americans retook Philadelphia. C) New England was effectively cut off from the rest of the colonies. D) Many felt that Gates, rather than Washington, should command the Patriot forces. E) The British were unable win any battles thereafter.
The violence in "Bleeding Kansas" involved clashes between
a. white settlers and American Indians. b. blacks and whites. c. proslavery and antislavery groups. d. residents of Nebraska who invaded Kansas and the settlers there. e. Mexican invaders and the settlers of Kansas.
Why does the author of the textbook describe the Meiji government that emerged from the Constitution of 1890 as “democratic in form but despotic in practice?” Offer specific examples to support your analysis.
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Absalom Jones and Richard Allen are best known:
A) for establishing independent black houses of worship. B) for creating free education programs for newly emancipated blacks. C) as the radical editors of an abolitionist newspaper. D) as the founders of an independent all-black town in Philadelphia.