In which of the following negotiations did President Nixon and Soviet premier Leonid Brezhnev agree to freeze the number of long-range missile launchers and build certain new missiles only after they had destroyed the same number of older missiles?
A) The Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations
B) The Hague Conventions
C) The Camp David Accords
D) The Strategic Arms Limitation Talks
E) The Kremlin Accords
D
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A farmer in the American West in the late nineteenth century would most likely be a part of the __________.
a) National Grange of the Patrons of Husbandry b) Wyoming Stock Growers’ Association c) World’s Columbian Exhibition d) Haskell Institute
The so-called "Americanization of the world" refers to the
A. spread of U.S. movies and other popular culture globally. B. power of the U.S. military. C. global might of the U.S. economy. D. expansion of the U.S. educational system abroad. E. the bleak world-view of absurdist drama and literature.
President Bush __________
A) worked to give corporations easier access to publicly owned natural resources. B) took the lead in fighting climate change C) refused to help energy companies gain drilling rights in Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. D) tightened federal regulations on industrial air pollution
The policy expressed in the Monroe Doctrine was principally directed at
A. Asia. B. American Indians. C. southern slaveholders. D. Mexico. E. Europe.