During their Revolution (1910-1920), Mexicans were fighting against
a. Spain
b. France
c. Porfirio Diaz
d. Emperor Maximilian
e. Emiliano Zapata
Ans: c
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a. Warren Burger b. John Foster Dulles c. George McNamara d. Henry Kissinger
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a) a border dispute between Texas and Mexico b) the discovery of gold in California c) territorial disputes in the Oregon Territory d) disagreements over the Gadsden Purchase
The United States dropped atomic bombs on the Japanese cities of
a. Hiroshima and Tokyo. b. Osaka and Edo. c. Nagoya and Nagasaki. d. Tokyo and Osaka. e. Nagasaki and Hiroshima.
The most enduring of Sulla's reforms was
A) his reform of the law courts. B) his assumption of dictatorship. C) the strengthening of the senate. D) confiscation and distribution of land to soldiers. E) placing a term limit on the senate while increasing it in the tribune.