For which state did John Cabot, a Venetian, sail?
a. France
b. Venice
c. Spain
d. Portugal
e. England
e
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Who bought out Carnegie's steel interests to create the first billion-dollar corporation?
a) Charles Schwab b) J.P. Morgan c) Henry Clay Frick d) Cornelius Vanderbilt e) John D. Rockefeller
Why did Britain and France make so many concessions to aggressive actions from Hitler and Germany?
a. Many people in France and Britain preferred to make almost any concession rather than risk the slaughter of another European war. b. The acts of aggression did not violate any peace accords that had been signed or agreed upon previously. c. They believed that Germany would not be a real threat to peace in Europe. d. They could not recover from the economic and military losses of World War I.
In the peace negotiations at Paris after the Revolution:
A) Britain refused to sign an agreement unless the United States, France, and Spain agreed to its terms. B) France achieved all of her war aims. C) the United States achieved all of her war aims. D) the United States, France, and Spain signed separate treaties with Britain.
In addition to fighting off Allied forces, the Ottoman empire faced insurrection from the
A) Arabs. B) Egyptians. C) Greeks. D) Serbs. E) Turks.