What was the goal behind Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points?
A. the implemention of punitive actions designed to cripple Germany's postwar economy through economic depression
B. the signing of treaties creating new rules for future warfare and the banning of chemical weaponry
C. the opening of several American military bases throughout Europe to police postwar behaviors
D. the creation of an international agency designed to protect the democratic rights of the global citizen
Answer: D
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A) They provided Europeans with African slaves. B) They fostered Europeans trade with Arabs. C) They gave advice on the best ways to transport captives. D) They guided European raids deep into the African interior along the major rivers.
Which of the following statements is true about China during the Shang Dynasty?
A) The people lacked the skills of metalworking, which made trade with other areas necessary. B) It was a mainly rural, agricultural society. C) The people were protected from invasion by China's steppes and deserts. D) China was isolated to a great degree, but not as much as Egypt or Mesopotamia. E) The Chinese rulers were heavily influenced by the Egyptian concept of dynastic rule.
In the eighth and ninth centuries, prisoners of war captured by the Franks were called
a. Captives. b. Slaves. c. Pilgrims. d. Paupers. e. Chattel.
Which of the following defined the spoils system under President Jackson?
A) a patronage system in which a political party rewards a candidate's supporters with government jobs B) a government hiring system based strictly on civil service exams C) an effort to persuade political party opponents to defect to the governing political party by promising them government jobs D) improved quality of some federal services, such as the post office