How many people were eventually killed at Hiroshima as a result of the atomic bomb blast?
a. 60,000
b. 90,000
c. 200,000
d. 100,000
ANSWER: c
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A) executed thousands of Japanese for war crimes. B) tried Japanese Emperor Hirohito as a war criminal. C) held war crimes trials in both the United States and Asia. D) attempted but failed to try the Japanese for war crimes in an international court. E) tried and convicted thousands of Japanese for war crimes.
The family was at the heart of Europe's social organization in the eighteenth century
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
All of the following contributed to the repeal of Prohibition except
A) ?Americans began to view Prohibition as a restriction on their individual freedoms. B) ?the brewing and liquor interests launched a campaign against the Eighteenth Amendment. C) ?statistics showed that the average consumption of alcohol had increased under Prohibition. D) ?The spread of bootlegging and organized crime made Prohibition increasingly difficult to enforce. E) ?The federal government recognized it was losing income from potential tax revenues from the sale of liquor.
The first Southern state to introduce "Black Codes" was
A) Alabama. B) Louisiana. C) Mississippi. D) Virginia.