For each historical identification question, define the term and briefly describe its historical significance.
“bread and circuses”
What will be an ideal response?
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After Napoleon's defeat at Waterloo in 1815, European nations
a. were immediately engulfed by liberal and democratic revolutions. b. became more influential in developing the course of westward development and expansion by America. c. formed a military alliance to contain any future French aggression. d. returned shortly thereafter to conservatism, illiberalism, and reaction. e. sought more trade with China.
According to Werner Heisenberg, it is impossible to specify simultaneously the position and the velocity of a subatomic particle; this is known as the "uncertainty principle."
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
What are the three basic rules (in order) humans must follow in the worship of Sumerian Deities?
A) Wholeheartedly to serve and honor the deities of one's own community; to pay great respect to any other deity who might influence one's fate (great or small, foreign or domestic); to observe justice in dealing with other humans B) To pay great respect to any deity, large or small, foreign or domestic that might influence one's fate; to wholeheartedly serve and honor the deities of one's own community; to observe justice in dealing with other humans C) To observe justice in dealing with other humans; to wholeheartedly serve and honor the deities of one's own community; to pay great homage to any deity, large or small, foreign or domestic that might influence one's fate D) To pay homage only to those deities that are from one's own community; to observe justice in dealing with other humans; to worship with the entire community publically, as well as privately within your own dwelling E) Adhere to the mutable will of the deities; pay homage to local as well as international deities; observe the code of justice in dealing with other humans no matter which land you are travelling in
America's Good Neighbor policy:
a. promoted free trade among the United States, Canada, and Mexico b. promised aggressive military actions against any "bad neighbors" in the Western Hemisphere c. eliminated all military and other examples of a U.S. official presence in Latin America d. supported the idea of nonintervention in Latin America e. negotiated an end to the war between Canada and Mexico