The authors suggest that the U.S.'sreaction to the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia was determined by
a. a failure of U.S. intelligence.
b. U.S. antipathy to Alexander Dubcek.
c. a desire to escalate United States–USSR tensions.
d. a desire to continue reducing United States–USSR tensions.
d
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The Eastern European state that gained its independence from the Ottoman Empire in 1830 was
A. Serbia. B. Greece. C. Bosnia. D. Romania. E. Bulgaria.
In the early 21st century, 13 percent of the U.S. workforce was unionized; in the 1950s this figure was
a. 80 percent. b. 64 percent. c. 43 percent. d. 30 percent. e. 18 percent.
The Jeffersonian Democratic-Republicans presented themselves as all of the following except
a. believers in a strong central government. b. strict constructionists. c. protectors of agrarian purity. d. unmitigated opponents of the federal excise tax on whiskey. e. strong supporters of state's rights.
René Descartes is best known for his work
A) The Art of Reason. B) Essay Concerning Human Understanding. C) Social Contract. D) Discourse on Method. E) Principia Matematica.