Where did the British grow the opium they smuggled into China?
a. Malaysia
b. Afghanistan
c. Siam
d. Sri Lanka
e. Bengal
Ans: e
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After the Hundred Years' War, the monarchs of England and France worked to consolidate their political power. They were aided in this effort by
A. their acceptance of the concept of constitutional monarchy. B. a new sense of national identity among their subjects. C. a resurgence of regional loyalties among nobles. D. promising their subjects that they would uphold the concept of human rights.
What were the differences and similarities between the Watergate and Iran-Contra scandals?
What will be an ideal response?