In the mid-1990s, the safest political stance for a politician to take was __________
A) in the center
B) to the far left of the issues
C) to the far right of the issues
D) to not make any decisions
Answer: A
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a. isolationism. b. domination by the Holy Roman Empire. c. centralization in opposition to the Habsburgs. d. regionalism. e. feudalism.
When "real wages" failed to keep pace in the period from 1923–1927
a. corporations decided to raise wages for all workers. b. labor unions were guaranteed the right to collective bargaining. c. the government passed social-welfare legislation. d. consumers began to rely more heavily on installment plans.
The "Eastern Question" in the nineteenth century concerned the fate of
a. the Austrian Empire. b. Great Britain. c. Germany. d. the Ottoman Empire. e. Russia.
Which of the following factors BEST describes Russia after the reign of Peter the Great?
A) It was a stable period of strong male tsars. B) Orthodox Christians recognized reforms and operated much like the Roman Catholic Church. C) The nobles no longer possessed a privileged position. D) After a weak period, power was further consolidated by Tsarina Catherine the Great. E) Russia became a thoroughly westernized nation.