What is the significance of the Second Battle of the Marne?
a. It was America's first battle in France during World War I.
b. It forced the Kaiser to resign from his political post.
c. It was the first use of combat aircraft
d. It demonstrated the power of poison gas and the ability of U.S. troops to withstand it.
e. It marked the beginning of a German withdrawal.
e
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Which Protestant reformer taught the concept of predestination?
A) John Wyclif B) Martin Luther C) John Calvin D) Huldrych Zwingli
Why did Robert E. Lee take the Army across to fight on Union Soil?
A. He thought that a confederate victory on Union soil would bolster the chances of a foreign country like Great Britain becoming an ally.
B. He wanted to conquer the North and make it part of the Confederacy.
C. He wanted to prove himself to the Confederate government that he should be the top general for the South.
D. He wanted to cut off the Union’s ability to supply their troops.
E. All of the above.
Reagan´s Cold War strategy was to outpace the Soviets in defense spending and innovation through his proposal for a
a. massive nuclear submarine building program. b. network of high-energy, ocean-spanning laser cannons that could shoot down intercontinental missiles. c. space-based missile defense system known as the Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI). d. huge new military installation in Antarctica. e. new generation of more powerful, pure-fusion nuclear weapons.
Nat Turner is best described as a __________ visionary
A) social B) political C) religious D) economic