How did fighting on the Eastern Front differ from that of the Western Front?
A. For all practical purposes it was identical.
B. On the Western Front, fighting was somewhat more mobile.
C. There were more guns available on the Eastern Front.
D. Troops on the Eastern Front were more dispersed.
Answer: D
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A. Napoleon was only one of three consuls B. members of the legislature had no real say C. the constitution included the Declaration of Rights of Man and the Citizen D. press censorship was instituted E. the constitution was submitted for approval to popular vote
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Members of SNCC used _________ to desegregate lunch counters throughout the South.
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