In 1932, World War I veterans organized the so-called ________ to march on Washington
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Answer: Bonus Army
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Which best summarizes the pattern of English kings in colonizing North America?
a. They followed a precise plan of geographic development. b. They tried to separate the colonies into distinct groups, based on economics, politics, religion, and labor system. c. They negotiated treaties with the Indians. d. They followed no plan and distributed the land haphazardly, creating overlapping territorial claims. e. They awarded colonial charters only to the most wealthy individuals in order to guarantee success for the new colonies.
Where did Luther post the Ninety-Five Theses and why?
A) He tacked them to the door of Wittenberg Castle church for scholars to read and engage in healthy debate. B) He could not find a suitable audience to debate, so he made use of the printing press and posted them on each door within Wittenberg. C) He never posted them; his learned friend Ben Johnson did it for him to muster up a debate. D) He tacked them to the door of Wittenberg Castle church to confront the clergy that would not hear him out. E) He posted them on the door to Wittenberg Castle. If he found Royal support, he may sway the pope.
Why was the American fleet caught by surprise when Japan attacked Pearl Harbor?
A. Cryptographers erred in translating the Japanese message and believed that the Japanese planes were on their way to the Philippines. B. President Roosevelt deliberately did not warn the fleet that an attack was imminent. C. Faulty radar equipment prevented detection of Japanese aircraft as they approached the naval base. D. The message warning of the imminence of a Japanese attack was transmitted by a slow method and arrived too late.
What was Bismarck's attitude toward the German Social Democratic Party?
A) He distrusted it because of its internationalist views. B) He thought it was a marginal group that would die out quickly. C) He believed it could be an effective tool to unite the German people. D) He saw it as a crucial partner in his program of "state socialism." E) He trusted key party members and gave them government positions.