What did President Bush do after Iraq invaded Kuwait in 1990?
a. He organized a United Nations response.
b. He immediately sent economic and military aid to Kuwait.
c. He ordered the immediate bombing of Baghdad, the Iraqi capital.
d. He immediately enlisted the Soviet Union's support for an invasion of Iraq.
ANSWER: a
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A) He denounced Fidel Castro as a dictator. B) He supported the efforts of Cuban exiles against Fidel Castro. C) He claimed that the United States had not been involved. D) He refused to engage American air power against Cuba. E) He took credit for an invasion that had been planned under President Eisenhower.
The bombing of Cambodia in 1970 by the Nixon administration led to riots at many universities and deaths at two:
a. Kent State, Ohio, and Fullerton State, California. b. Fullerton State and Jackson State, Mississippi. c. Kent State and Jackson State. d. Kent State and Sump State, Florida. e. Kent State and Michigan State.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. According to the intersectional approach to difference and inequality, individuals and groups can simultaneously experience oppression and privilege. 2. According to Dill and Kohlman, intersectional theory comes from the study of inequality in sociology and economics. 3. For both White and Black women, the family has been the center of women’s oppression throughout history. 4. Family support enabled Black women to produce a new ideology of womanhood that permitted the formation of the modern dual-career and dual-earner family. 5. Today, “women” as a primary identity category has ceased to be the entry point for young women engaging in activism.
Which of the following series of key events surrounding World War II is in the correct chronological order?
a. Japanese invade Manchuria / Mussolini creates dictatorship in Italy / Stalin's 1st 5-year plan / Hitler comes to power / Yalta Conference / Atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima b. Stalin's 1st 5-year plan / Mussolini creates dictatorship in Italy / Japanese invade Manchuria / Hitler comes to power / Yalta Conference / Atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima c. Mussolini creates dictatorship in Italy / Stalin's 1st 5-year plan / Japanese invade Manchuria / Hitler comes to power / Yalta Conference / Atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima