America's role in international affairs was changing in the years immediately before the outbreak of World War I because the United States __________
a. was becoming more of a world power
b. had become the most powerful country in the world
c. was no longer an imperialist power
d. was no longer a colonial power
e. was becoming more and more isolated
A
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According to Kivel, part of the harm that racism does is that it forces people of color to be wary and mistrustful of ______.
A. most White people B. all White people C. the oppression system D. the political system
The partial nuclear meltdown at Three Mile Island in __________ brought new attention to the dangers of nuclear power plants
A) Florida B) California C) Pennsylvania D) New York
President Lincoln's plan for Reconstruction included a full pardon for all Confederate military officers and officials
A) True B) False
The first plantations in colonial North America emerged in the tobacco-growing areas of
A. Georgia and South Carolina. B. Delaware and Pennsylvania. C. New York and New Jersey. D. North Carolina and South Carolina. E. Virginia and Maryland.