Why was Robert Bork's appointment to the Supreme Court ultimately blocked?
A) ?His opposition to the decision in Roe v. Wade
B) ?His controversial views on civil rights
C) ?His unpopular position on privacy rights
D) ?All of the above
E) ?None of the above
D
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Which of the following accurately reflects demographic trends during World War II?
a) Birthrates began to climb. b) Birthrates began to drop. c) Marriage rates decreased. d) Divorce rates decreased.
When Columbus first encountered the Tainos, how did he react?
A) ? He assumed they were bloodthirsty killers. B) ? He said that they reminded him of residents of England. C) ? He concluded that they were simplistic innocents who could be Christianized. D) ? He wanted to sell them as slaves in earn gold. E) ? He assumed that they were stupid savages who were good for nothing.
In 1928 the Japanese government signed the Kellogg-Briand Pact, which
A. established peace between it and China. B. carved up China into zones of control by western powers and Japan. C. renounced war as a tool of national policy. D. lowered world tariffs to try to kick-start economic development. E. established an official boundary between China and Japan.
What was meant by the “Longitude Problem”?
a) While ships could use latitude to determine their north-south position, they had no efficient technology to determine where they were running east-west. b) Ships could only determine their east-west position at sea during certain times of the year. Consider This: The main problem of determining longitude was a reliable timepiece. See 4.5: Narrative: The Globe on a Grid. c) Latitude was nearly useless as a navigational tool, so a better mapping system was needed. Consider This: The main problem of determining longitude was a reliable timepiece. See 4.5: Narrative: The Globe on a Grid. d) Longitude was mainly a military issue: how best to spot enemy ships along a particular coordinate. Consider This: The main problem of determining longitude was a reliable timepiece. See 4.5: Narrative: The Globe on a Grid.