In part, Lyndon Johnson wanted the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution to demonstrate the American commitment to __________
a. making Vietnam an American colony
b. remaining neutral in Vietnam
c. defending South Vietnam
d. invading North Vietnam
e. cooperating with Russia in the Vietnam conflict
C
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What was a way Mongol rulers sought to promote unity?
A) ?executing those who spoke against the empire B) ?financing government structures C) ?building a larger army D) ?building a larger navy E) ?invading neighboring villages
What enabled Pennsylvania to grow and succeed so quickly compared to other American colonies?
a. Conservative land policies attracted a large influx of immigrants. b. Religious tolerance drew immigrants from overseas as well as nearby colonies that were less tolerant. c. Founder William Penn widely advertised the opportunities available in his new colony, especially recruiting skilled craftsmen. d. Quakers proved shrewd and successful in business generally and avoided conflict with native peoples. e. It enabled the cultivation of a cash crop.
Which statement on the creation of African American culture is accurate?
a. The oppressive nature of slavery made it impossible for African Americans to have any meaningful cultural lives. b. Since Africans spoke the same languages, it was a relatively simple process to transplant African culture in America. c. Africans wove together African and European traditions to create a distinctive culture. d. Africans created a culture by imitating the whites around them.
The elaboration likelihood model (ELM) suggests that _______
A) when we go with our gut feeling, we are using the peripheral route B) emotional appeals will trigger the central route C) peripheral route processing is more influential than central route processing D) once we trigger the peripheral route, it is impossible to use the central route