During the High Middle Ages, who were the most powerful rulers of Europe?
A) Saxon dynasty
B) Tudor dynasty
C) Magyars
D) Plantagenet dynasty
E) Hohenstaufen dynasty
A
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Who was the president of Vichy France?
a) Philippe Pétain b) Léon Blum Consider This: Only France signed a peace treaty with Germany, which is what allowed the Vichy government to exist. See 13.7: Narrative: Fighting for France. c) Jean Moulin Consider This: Only France signed a peace treaty with Germany, which is what allowed the Vichy government to exist. See 13.7: Narrative: Fighting for France. d) Marc Bloch Consider This: Only France signed a peace treaty with Germany, which is what allowed the Vichy government to exist. See 13.7: Narrative: Fighting for France.
What did the first neutrality act, passed in 1935, prohibit?
a. adding any new troops to the U.S. armed forces b. sending troops to aid Allies at war c. traveling outside of the U.S. borders d. selling arms to nations at war e. covering foreign wars in the news
In drafting the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Eleanor drew upon all of the following sources EXCEPT
a) her own personality. b) the Magna Carta. c) the American Bill of Rights. d) Two Treatises of Government. e) the Communist Manifesto.
The common currency that was initially adopted by eleven member states of the European Union is the
A) continental. B) euro. C) maastricht. D) francmark. E) freipence.