Why was the Suez intervention limited?
A. Both the United States and Soviet Union opposed it.
B. Opposition within Israel forced a ceasefire.
C. A league of Arab states effectively halted the attack.
D. England and France disagreed on the goal of the mission.
Answer: A
You might also like to view...
The main issue of John Quincy Adams's presidency was __________
a. forced relocation of Native Americans b. internal improvements c. foreign affairs d. tariffs e. the idea of a continental railroad
Slaves usually named their children after __________, which illustrated the importance of __________ for African Americans
a. their masters; the master-slave relationship b. characters in folk tales; African culture c. family members and ancestors; kinship d. activists in the abolitionist movement; political involvement e. famous figures; history and pop culture
Callie is interested in whether men are more likely to make eye contact with a male conversation partner than a female partner. She is also interested in whether the topic of conversation (masculine topic vs feminine topic) affects the amount of eye contact men make with their conversation partner. She randomly assigns 200 male participants to interact with either a male or female conversation partner (played by a research assistant) and to either discuss a masculine (sports) or feminine (childcare) topic for 5 mins. Research assistants then time eye contact duration for each participant over the 5 min window. Identify each of the following: The general method used by the researcher, the independent and dependent variables, the number of conditions or study groups, and whether or not
Callie can make causal inferences from her results. Why or why not can Callie infer causality from this design? Are there any possible interaction effects and how do you know? What will be an ideal response?
What did the Treaty of Paris of 1763 stipulate?
A. France would be allowed to maintain its control over the North American fur trade. B. France would cede its major North American possessions to Great Britain. C. France would keep Louisiana. D. Spain would be stripped of all land holdings in North America.