The American Revolution became a military conflict with fighting in April 1775 in __________
A) Virginia
B) the Ohio River Valley area
C) Massachusetts
D) Canada
Answer: C
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A. home appliances. B. plastics. C. electronics. D. synthetic fibers. E. All these answers are correct.
Why did the Spanish use “la guerrilla,” or little war, as a means of confronting Napoleonic troops?
a) Small-scale hit-and-run tactics allowed them to harass the French without taking too many casualties, a major change from open field warfare. b) This kind of warfare meant that Spanish soldiers never had to travel far from home. Consider This: Napoleon was a former ally who turned on the Spanish. See 6.8: Narrative: May Madness. c) La guerrilla warfare was only a small part of the war effort; the Spanish mostly relied on their artillery to besiege cities. Consider This: Napoleon was a former ally who turned on the Spanish. See 6.8: Narrative: May Madness. d) La guerrilla warfare referred only to the activities of women who supported their men in the fighting. Consider This: Napoleon was a former ally who turned on the Spanish. See 6.8: Narrative: May Madness.
By the middle of the second century B.C.E., the Roman government was in the hands of
A) a wealthy, self-seeking Senate. B) the duly elected Concilium Plebis. C) a dictator. D) popular urban demagogues. E) the Roman army.
Which of the following monarchs found enlightenment ideas enticing in theory but did not implement them?
a. Frederick the Great. b. Empress Maria Theresa. c. George I. d. Joseph II. e. Catherine the Great.