Which country was new to imperialism in the 1880s?
A) France
B) Belgium
C) Spain
D) Portugal
E) Austria-Hungary
Ans: B
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Answer:
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A. the Chinese revolution must be based in the impoverished peasants in the countryside. B. Marxism could not work within an agricultural setting. C. an alliance with the Nationalist Party doomed them to failure. D. China should form a military alliance with Russia to expel Japanese influence in China. E. China should focus on spreading Communism throughout SE Asia, not just within China.
What impact did great planters have on society in the Deep South?
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