How did President Roosevelt decide to deal with containing Japanese expansion in East Asia while dealing with rising tensions in Europe at the same time?
A) He bribed the Japanese by increasing the number of oil shipments to that nation.
B) He convinced the Soviet Union to intervene in Japanese-occupied Manchuria and China.
C) He had Congress issue a formal declaration of war against Japan.
D) He escalated economic sanctions and warnings on Japan so he that could focus on the war in
Europe.
D
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a. a resurgence of the Federalist party. b. the permanence of a two-party system in American political life. c. the Louisiana Purchase. d. the emergence of a third party to advocate a purer form of democracy. e. peace with Britain in his second term.
The VOC
a. was the sacred ruler of the Khmer. b. had ten times more capital than the English East India Company. c. was a secret police agency in Burma. d. was the "divine light" Javanese monarchs were believed to possess. e. the Malayan ruling class.
Where do most historians believe the first agriculture happened?
a. southeast North America b. the Fertile Crescent of southwestern Asia c. Britain and northern Europe d. the Amazon basin e. China
Which of the following was true of Nat Turner’s rebellion?
A) Turner and his followers killed 57 white people. B) Turner and his followers were captured before their uprising could begin. C) Turner and his followers expected the support of local white people. D) Turner and his followers killed more than a thousand people.