The American contribution in World War I __________
a. was minor when compared to that of the other Allies
b. although relatively small was vital to Allied success
c. played a relatively minor role in ending the war
d. was much greater than that of the other Allies
e. came too late to be of any real assistance
B
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A) railroads B) textiles C) socialism D) agriculture
When the emperor Constantine officially recognized Christianity, fellow Christians would most likely have accepted which of the following reasons for his decision?
A) To help the new faith to grow. B) To recognize God for helping him win an important battle. C) To appease the large number of his subjects who had accepted the faith. D) To create a greater sense of unity between his government and the people. E) To make his mother, who was a Christian, happy.
One element that contributed to intensifying political militancy among black intellectuals during the 1930s was __________:
A) the rise of anticolonial nationalism in Africa B) remnants of the Garvey movement C) outreach by the Democratic Party to urban youth D) the role played by university presidents like Mordecai Johnson in inspiring young people
One reason why the black community did not recognize the threat posed by HIV/AIDS was that __________
A) most black leaders believed the crisis was under control B) very few, if any, black people became infected before 1990 C) many black leaders believed that the disease was not a threat to the black community D) black leaders were focused on other issues besides health concerns