Which of these Soviet leaders committed to a policy of crushing uprisings in satellite nations?
A) Mikhail Gorbachev
B) V.I. Lenin
C) Leonid Brezhnev
D) Nikita Khrushchev
C
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Why did Franklin Roosevelt, Winston Churchill, and Josef Stalin meet in Yalta in 1945?
a) Worried that a general peace conference might produce punitive measures like those taken in Versailles in 1919, they chose to informally organize peace conditions among themselves. b) Knowing that Roosevelt was likely dying, Churchill and Stalin wanted to give him some privacy at the end of war meetings. Consider This: What had been the outcome of the Paris Peace Conference following the end of World War I? See 14.1: The Fighting Ends. c) Knowing that the Cold War was about to start, Churchill and Roosevelt thought meeting in Yalta would be a good way to appease Stalin. Consider This: What had been the outcome of the Paris Peace Conference following the end of World War I? See 14.1: The Fighting Ends. d) Churchill worried that meeting in Britain would help his opponents, who hated Stalin, remove Churchill as prime minister. Consider This: What had been the outcome of the Paris Peace Conference following the end of World War I? See 14.1: The Fighting Ends.
Born in Africa, ________ was one of the great early theologians, known for his books Confessions and City of God
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
President Wilson argued for America's war effort with all of the following EXCEPT
A. to fight for "a universal dominion of right." B. to "serve mankind by serving ourselves." C. to make the world "safe for democracy." D. to embark on a "sacred democratic mission."
Which of these actions made Captain Cook famous at that time?
a. Claiming Tahiti as a British territory b. Surviving a three-year journey at sea c. Being one of the few men of the time who had sailed around the world d. Bringing back several indigenous people from Tahiti e. Finding riches on his three-year journey