By April 2004, who had emerged as the Democratic nominee to challenge George W. Bush?
a. John Edwards
b. Howard Dean
c. Richard Gephart
d. John Kerry
D
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The reaction of the League of Nations to the Japanese occupation of Manchuria
A) deterred warlike nations from future acts of aggression because of the energetic and purposeful response of the League. B) caused aggressive nations to pause and think twice about future warlike actions, although many ended up undertaking them anyway. C) encouraged aggressive nations, when they saw the ineffectual and weak response of the League. D) caused some of the aggressors to renounce warfare and join with the other countries of the League in denouncing Japan for their warlike actions. E) had no impact whatsoever on affairs of state.
When the United States, Great Britain, and France began to plan for the unification of their three zones in western Germany, the Soviets responded with the
a. Berlin Wall. b. Berlin Blockade. c. Berlin Airlift. d. Munich Line. e. Eastern Front.
For strategic reasons, in what location did the Spaniards most rely on the Franciscans?
A. New Mexico B. Georgia C. Arizona D. Florida
In general, freed African Americans in the late 1860s were __________
A) more interested in jobs than in politics B) generally apathetic about political activity C) highly involved in political activity D) supportive of the Democratic Party