The early 19th century Nationalist movement in China was aborted by
a. Western intervention
b. Japanese invasion
c. A power-hungry general, Yuan Shikai
d. Qing repression
e. All of these choices
c
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Henry George, the author of Progress and Poverty (1879), claimed that ________________.
A. tariffs benefited labor as much as business B. the only way to achieve social justice was by abolishing private property C. a single property tax, based on the rise in property values caused by increased market demand, would prevent profiteering by land speculators D. only a rigidly enforced income tax on the wealthy could provide the revenue necessary to end poverty
Generally speaking, Britain:
A. imagined it would always have the empire. B. offered armed resistance to calls for decolonization. C. sought to sever ties with its former colonies. D. was taken by surprise by calls for decolonization. E. accepted the loss of empire as inevitable.
During the winter at Valley Forge, Washington's policy on women and families in the camp was:
a. forbid them so they would not distract the soldiers b. allow them to boost morale and support the men as cooks and nurses c. allow only the wives of officers to live in quarters with their husbands d. prevent the men from deserting to go home to their families
How did the sugar industry affect the control of the Lesser Antilles?
What will be an ideal response?