What disrupted Bismarck's foreign policy strategy?
A. William II's rise to the German throne
B. England's alliance with France
C. Russia's attack on the Ottoman Empire
D. the collapse of Austria-Hungary
Answer: A
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President Johnson's logic for protecting South Vietnam against the forces of Ho Chi Minh:
a) worked for the first two years, until the Communists became more aggressive in 1967 b) was based on perceived lessons of the 1930s, to fight aggressors now or fight on worse grounds later c) never had a chance, because American forces were consistently outnumbered d) was built around the idea of a strong first strike against North Vietnam
Comparison of mosque architecture indicates that mosques in different regions________
A) were nearly identical B) had no features in common C) all followed Arab decorative styles D) retained the same components, but varied in construction and decoration
What was the name of Darius’ new Persian capital?
a. Miletus b. Helicarnassus c. Ecbatana d. Persepolis e. Susa