The man who led Great Britain to victory in the Seven Years’ War was ________
A) Lord North
B) John Trenchard
C) Horatio Nelson
D) King George II
E) William Pitt
Answer: E
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During the 1840s, most northern whites would have agreed with which of the following statements?
a. The issue of slavery should be resolved with a constitutional amendment. b. There is no legal or desirable way to end slavery in the southern states. c. Slavery and racial discrimination are mortal sins. d. Most southern plantation owners are good and decent people.
The role of France prior to the outbreak of World War I included
A) reassuring Russia of full cooperation. B) trying to persuade Russia to pressure Serbia to cooperate. C) attempting to negotiate the dispute between Austria and Serbia. D) assisting Austria in prosecuting the assassins. E) calming the international situation.
All of the following brought Hitler support in Germany except
a. the economic problems created by the Great Depression. b. support of the conservative economic elite which saw him as a bulwark against communism. c. his promise to uphold the Versailles Treaty in spite of its unpopularity. d. his aim to restore Germany's power among the nations of Europe. e. his threat to tear up the Versailles Treaty.
Which of the following is NOT true of the sit-ins that were conducted in 1960?
A. They represented a change, in strategy and aims, from the freedom movement of the 1950s. B. They were coordinated by the NAACP. C. They enraged some whites to the point of physical assault. D. They resulted in the arrest of thousands of protesters.