In 1914, international law did NOT require
A) warships to allow passengers aboard their enemy's vessel to board lifeboats and clear the area before the attack.
B) warships to warn their enemy's vessels before attacking them.
C) that commanders of warships guarantee the safety of citizens of neutral nations who were travelling aboard their enemy's vessel.
D) merchant ships suspected of carrying war materials to be boarded and searched before they were attacked.
C
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Fordism
A) ?greatly increased the scale of production. B) ?employed the use of interchangeable parts. C) ?streamlined the manufacturing process. D) ?did not require the use of skilled labor. E) ?All of these are correct.
Which statement summarizes the English crown's hope for Georgia?
a. Georgia would be a buffer state between South Carolina and Spanish Florida. b. Georgia would attract religious dissidents from Massachusetts Bay. c. Georgia would become a commercial success and a source of royal revenue. d. Georgia would become a model for a democratic state.
What developments in the classical era helped reduce the risks inherent in long-distance trade?
What will be an ideal response?
What was the effect of Americans' outrage over the photo of Somalis desecrating the corpse of an American soldier?
A) The U.S. government banned the publication of photos of terrorist attacks. B) Osama bin Laden concluded that terrorist attacks on Americans would be effective. C) The Clinton administration requested that the media obtain approval before showing violence. D) Americans demanded greater U.S. involvement in Somalia's civil war. E) Terrorists were cautioned that Americans would not tolerate such desecrations in the future.