The Arab oil embargo of 1973–1974 pressed home the message to the industrialized West that:
A. natural resources are limited.
B. oil productions were not meeting consumer demands.
C. foreign, potentially hostile, countries control critical resources.
D. both A and C.
E. domination of the Middle East was essential.
D
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A. through religious devotion. B. through ruthless strengthening and expansion of the state. C. by building peasant support through democratic reforms. D. with a well-meaning government designed to bring out the inherent goodness of human beings. E. by adhering to certain classic Confucian concepts such as ren and li.
The Treaty of Ghent (1814 ) ending the War of 1812
A) required the British to stop the impressment of seamen. B) simply reestablished the status quo ante bellum. C) clearly defined the rights of neutral nations. D) was merely a temporary halt in the ongoing violent conflicts between the British and the Americans.
This person of Tanzania preferred "African form of socialism."
A. Jomo Kenyatta B. Patrice Lumumba C. Julius Nyerere D. Kwame Nkrumah E. Sékou Touré
Employers tended to use black strikebreakers because they were sympathetic to their economic plight
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false