The "foreign policy elite" was:
a. a racist group that campaigned for immigration restriction
b. the literate middle class for whom America's foreign relations were interesting
c. the top diplomats from Europe who were stationed in Washington, D.C.
d. the educated leaders in certain professions who influenced public opinion and policies regarding American foreign policy
D
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How has the Jewish tradition influenced the West?
a. The Hebrew vision of a messianic future helped to lead to the notion of progress. b. Monotheism encouraged the concepts of free will and a conscience answerable to God. c. Hebrew Scripture has been an inspiration for Western religious thinkers, poets, novelists, and artists. d. As part of Christianity, many Jewish ideals became part of the Western tradition. e. all of the above
The Roman Empire was saved from the third-century crisis most directly by the
a. efforts of two emperors: Diocletian and Constantine. b. sudden, unexplained cessation of Germanic and Persian invasions. c. rise of Christianity. d. lightening of government demands on society. e. none of the above
Those Northerners who favored peace with the South at almost any cost were referred to as ____________________
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
For each historical identification question, define the term and briefly describe its historical significance. the tea ceremony
What will be an ideal response?