When the United States and the Dutch East Indies banned trade with Japan, the Japanese lost their source of __________, which led them to attack the United States
a. oil
b. flour
c. steel
d. rubber
e. ammunition
A
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A) stirrings of anticolonialism in Africa. B) remnants of the Garvey movement. C) outreach performed by the Democratic party. D) role played by university presidents like Mordecai Johnson in inspiring young people to activism.
In 1649, Maryland's Act of Toleration
a. was issued by Lord Baltimore. b. abolished the death penalty. c. gave freedom only to Catholics. d. protected Jews and atheists. e. extended temporary protection to Catholics.
Even though most colonists thought Parliament had a lawful right to charge a duty to control trade, why did they ultimately oppose the Townshend duties?
A) Because the duty rates were excessively high, making it impossible for them to afford the essential food items. B) Because the duties were based on income, and functioned like an income tax. C) Because revenue-based taxes could only be considered constitutional if the people had a representative in Parliament who voted on their behalf. D) Because the duties were to be collected by an agent of the crown, whose salary was to be paid by the colonists. E) None of these choices
The Munich Conference in 1938 allowed Hitler to take control of which area?
a. Hungary b. Austria c. Czech territory d. Poland e. Alsace-Lorraine