The Camp David Accords provided a framework for peace negotiations between __________
a. the United States and the Soviet Union
b. North Vietnam and South Vietnam
c. Iran and the United States
d. Israel and Egypt
e. the Soviet Union and China
D
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Opponents of the Kansas-Nebraska Act
a. called for the North to secede from the Union. b. formed a new political party. c. organized bands of men who raided the Deep South and freed slaves. d. refused to send emigrants to Kansas on the grounds that it was "tainted soil."
How did the religious beliefs of the Quakers compare to those of the Puritans?
a. Both rejected the Church of England and wanted to separate and form their own new religions. b. The Quakers rejected the Church of England in favor of their own form of worship; the Puritans merely wanted to reform the Church of England. c. Both considered all people equal in the sight of the Lord and saw no need for a learned ministry. d. The Quakers did not seek converts, but simply wanted to practice their own beliefs peacefully; the Puritans sought to convert people throughout England. e. Unlike the Quakers, the Puritans felt that there was no need for spiritual leaders, since one person's interpretation of the Bible was as valid as anyone else's.
The eastern European nation that defied Stalin's attempt to occupy it after the war was
A. Vichy under Petain. B. Finland under Ulbricht. C. Poland under Yaruzelski. D. Yugoslavia under Tito. E. Germany under Petain.
After the Soviet Union exploded its first atomic bomb, Truman appointed a committee to explore the possibility of __________
A) using biological weapons B) building a hydrogen bomb C) improving stealth planes D) experimenting on people to create "supersoldiers" E) sabotaging Soviet efforts to improve their weapons arsenal