Why did the United States military suffer international scrutiny?
A) due to eyewitness reports that surfaced pertaining to human rights violations at the Abu Ghraib prison
B) due to secret bombings of Guantanamo, Cuba
C) as a result of massive corruption within the administration
D) in response to its expanding presence in Western Europe
A
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What did Miklós Németh do in the summer of 1989?
a) He opened the border between Austria and Hungary, abolishing the Iron Curtain. b) He announced that Austria and Hungary would henceforth be reunited as the new Austro-Hungarian Republic. Consider This: For centuries before World War I, Austria and Hungary had been part of one country. See 15.5: Narrative: Picnic at Sopron. c) He announced that on August 19, just for one afternoon, the Hungarian border with Austria would open, then it would close again at midnight. Consider This: For centuries before World War I, Austria and Hungary had been part of one country. See 15.5: Narrative: Picnic at Sopron. d) He appealed to the Soviet government for aid in paying for the expensive border his nation was required to maintain with Austria. Consider This: For centuries before World War I, Austria and Hungary had been part of one country. See 15.5: Narrative: Picnic at Sopron.
By declaring itself independent from its bishop and its secular ruler, ________ became a hotbed of Protestantism, thereby triggering a religious war
A) Geneva B) Bern C) Lucerne D) Zurich E) Basel
In conducting the Civil War, the Confederate Congress
a. refused to allow conscription into the Confederate army. b. nationalized all industry in the Confederate states. c. adopted a hands-off policy in relation to the southern economy. d. passed laws giving the central government almost full control of railroads in the Confederacy.
What set of circumstances led to Truman's speech announcing the policies which would form the Truman Doctrine?
What will be an ideal response?