One's dharma is one's ________
A) past
B) religion
C) family
D) life path
D
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In the late 16th and early 17th centuries the English government regarded the ________ as more important economically than the wild forests of North America
A) East Indies B) Persian Gulf region C) West Indies D) coast of India E) Central America
According to Chou and Feagin’s article, Asian Americans often respond to experiences of discrimination ______.
A. collectively and structurally B. individually and privately C. angrily and violently D. passively and with a psychologist
The significant change in American policy toward the Caribbean that occurred in the 1930s was
A) withdrawing American marines occupying Nicaragua, Haiti, and the Dominican Republic. B) insisting it had the right to intervene in Latin American internal affairs whenever it wanted to. C) forming a regional Alliance for Progress to encourage economic development in Latin America. D) demanding that European powers should not acquire any additional colonies in the Caribbean.
After 1920, which of the victorious powers continued to support the terms of the Treaty of Versailles?
a. Britain, France, the United States, and Turkey b. Britain, France, and the United States c. Britain and France d. France e. none of the above