Which of the following most accurately describes the relationship among the Allies during the Second World War?
a. The relationship reflected the closeness of friends locked together in a mutual quest for survival.
b. It was a hostile relationship with each nation openly criticizing the failings of the others.
c. Cooperation among the Allies was undermined by an undercurrent of suspicion.
d. Only after D-Day did the relationship become one of complete trust.
c
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A) remained unusual. B) dropped dramatically. C) spiked. D) disappeared.
The end of the Ming dynasty caused Korea to
A) be annexed by Japan. B) accept Manchu overlordship and great cruelty. C) ally with Japan against the Chinese. D) declare its independence. E) flourish culturally.
All of the following were consistent with the European domination of the West Indies EXCEPT
A) pirates and thieves exploited the area. B) France was driven out by England and Holland. C) slaves were imported from Africa. D) indentured workers from Europe helped to fill the labor gap. E) the French, Dutch, and English used the islands as bases to disrupt Spanish trade.
Which 17th-century law was likely the first “bill of rights”?
A. The Charter of Liberties B. The Carolina Charter C. The Body of Liberties D. The Half-Way Covenant