What made Americans abandon endorsements of neutrality in 1939?
A. the end of the Great Depression
B. the formation of the Tripartite Pact
C. the profitability of supporting only one side
D. sympathy for the victims of Nazi aggression
Answer: D
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A) The treaty with Great Britain avoided war over the seizure of American ships. B) It healed the political divisions in the United States over foreign policy towards Great Britain and France. C) It muted further public political attacks against President Washington. D) It guaranteed the removal of British troops from the Mississippi Valley within 90 days and accomplished all of the policy goals of President Washington concerning Great Britain.
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A) formalize their resistance to Booker T. Washington's leadership. B) celebrate Booker T. Washington's far-sighted policy of accommodation. C) form an African American political party to agitate for change. D) launch a new colony for black Americans fleeing racial oppression.
Gia Long was the founder of the Nguyen Dynasty
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false