Which of the following were major cities in the western United States in the 1800s?
A) San Francisco
B) Denver
C) St. Louis
D) All of the above.
Answer: D
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Which of the following is categorized by the Census Bureau as a Hispanic group?
a) Puerto Ricans b) Pacific Islanders Consider This: The Hispanic population accounted for 16 percent of the nation’s population by 2010, reflecting what some observers have described as a “Latinization” of America. See 32.2.3: Emerging Hispanics. c) Filipinos Consider This: The Hispanic population accounted for 16 percent of the nation’s population by 2010, reflecting what some observers have described as a “Latinization” of America. See 32.2.3: Emerging Hispanics. d) Vietnamese Consider This: The Hispanic population accounted for 16 percent of the nation’s population by 2010, reflecting what some observers have described as a “Latinization” of America. See 32.2.3: Emerging Hispanics.
After ousting Saddam Hussein from power, the U.S. military in Iraq was faced with
a. the abuse of American prisoners by the remnants of Hussein's army. b. a warm reception from the Iraqi people. c. a confident new democratic Iraq. d. an invasion of Iraq by militant Arab states. e. violent resistance from Iraqi insurgents and foreign militants drawn to the country.
The strongest of the Assyrian successor states was the
a. New Babylonians/Chaldeans. b. Medians. c. Egyptians. d. Armenians. e. Lydians.
The phrase "iron curtain" to describe Soviet domination of Eastern Europe was popularized in a 1946 speech delivered by:
A) Harry Truman. B) Joseph Stalin. C) George Kennan. D) Winston Churchill.