The crisis that erupted in 1962 over the stationing of missiles in Cuba ended when
a. the United States agreed to allow the Soviet Union to keep its missiles in Cuba, while it put missiles in Europe.
b. a stalemate occurred as the United States put missiles in Turkey.
c. the United States agreed to remove its missiles from Turkey, and the Soviet Union agreed to remove the missiles in Cuba.
d. the Soviet Union conceded to a unilateral removal of the missiles.
c
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A) Fellowship of Reconciliation B) Southern Christian Leadership Conference C) Congress of Racial Equality D) Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Of the following, which is true about aggression?
A) In the U.S., children are typically encouraged to "stand up for themselves" B) In many Asian cultures, the word "no" is considered aggressive and belligerent C) The Thai avoid aggressive behavior D) Collective cultures see assertive behavior as rude E) All of these are correct
Immediately after repelling the Persian armies, the Greek city-states:
a. Launched an invasion of the Persian empire. b. Were divided by rivalries and resentments between Sparta and Athens. c. Were threatened by a strong navy built by Sparta with Persian assistance. d. Decided to put aside their rivalries and form a permanent alliance.
Transportation in colonial America was
a. surprisingly fast for the time. b. safer by road than by any other means. c. slow by any of the means available. d. enhanced by the introduction of the Pony Express. e. most hazardous on the waterways.