The kleindeutsch or "small German" policy of Bismarck
a. ultimately excluded Austria from German affairs.
b. was a plan to unite Germany slowly and gradually.
c. brought all German-speaking peoples together under the same government.
d. aimed at the creation of an economically self-sufficient German state.
a
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Harry Truman and Dwight Eisenhower shared
A) the continuation of the Great Society programs. B) the continuation of the New Deal programs. C) the same political party. D) the continuation of the Fair Deal programs. E) military experience in World War II.
In the first issue of his newspaper, the Liberator, William Lloyd Garrison promised
a) only to oppose slavery in the District of Columbia. b) to practice moderation in his opposition to slavery. c) not to be moderate in his opposition to slavery. d) to publish "all the news that's fit to print." e) to double advertisement revenue in one year.
As the war neared its end, the number of workers who went on strike and the toll of lost man-days:
A) dropped sharply. B) were not a significant issue in war production. C) reached their highest levels of the war. D) led to a sharp decline in union membership.
What was not a reform imparted by the British colonial system in India?
A. Ending the practice of sati by widows. B. Implementing a system of education for elites and women. C. Introducing the British Civil Service examination. D. Transferring ownership of railways to local government. E. Imposing a new penal code based on the British model.