The failure of Carter's foreign policy was underlined when, on inauguration day in 1981:
A) Iran released the U.S. embassy hostages.
B) Egypt attacked Israel.
C) Viet Cong forces captured Saigon.
D) the Soviets invaded Afghanistan.
Answer: A
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What effect did corporate and personal income tax cuts have on the American economy in the 1920s?
A. There was a greater income disparity among economic classes. B. There were significant annual federal government budget deficits. C. There were increased financial abilities for all economic classes. D. There were significant financial cuts in federal social programs.
The Royal Road of the Persian Empire linked the capital of Susa with
a. The Black Sea trade ports. b. Cities on the Aegean coast. c. Central Asian cities on the Silk Road. d. Trade cities on the Oxus River. e. The capital of the Egyptian Empire.
Changes also came to the traditional institutions of the church. What did the Catholic Church come to realize after World War II?
A) It was more important than ever to reassert their influence. B) The time had come to end the mutual hostility of the various branches of the Christian churches. C) An olive branch to those that practice Judaism was long overdue. D) A significant portion of their influence was lost because of their support to the Nazis. The need for damage control was greater than ever. E) They must stand up against the rise of Marxism.
Immediately following Jefferson's first inauguration, Republicans began to attack the judicial branch of government.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)