The zeal of federal agents in enforcing prohibition laws against liquor smugglers strained U.S. diplomatic relations with
a. Canada.
b. Mexico.
c. the Dominican Republic.
d. Spain.
e. Ireland.
a
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A. to defend Western Europe's access to the Suez Canal B. to prevent an overthrow of an American-friendly government C. to overthrow the government and secure access to Iranian oil D. to foment a rebellion and maintain Iran as a European colony
Imperial policy in the last decades of the nineteenth century is characterized as
a. pro-Western. b. anti-Western. c. strictly traditional. d. radically innovative.
The significance of Octavian's willingness to abandon his power in 27 B.C. rests in
a. the magnitude of his military failure. b. his belief that it created legitimacy and removed his reign from the taint of despotism. c. his hope that the Senate would proclaim him a god. d. the fact that it never happened; his admirers later created this myth. e. his belief that the Senate would proclaim him as king.
The faction in the National Convention that argued for execution of Louis XVI in 1792 was the
a. Jacobins. b. sans-culottes. c. Mountain. d. Girondin. e. feuillants.