In 1911, German writer Friedrich von Bernhardi argued all of the following EXCEPT
a. war can be excluded from international relations among "civilized races."
b. war is a biological necessity.
c. struggle is a universal law of nature.
d. flourishing nations require continual expansion.
e. "higher civilization" imbues the right to annex the lands of the "uncivilized."
a
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A) History Will Absolve Me. B) Nunca Más (Never Again). C) Memoirs of a Prisoner. D) Prisoner Without Name, Cell Without Number.
By 1952, after fighting in Korea for nearly 3 years, most Americans
a. still did not know where the country was. b. remained firmly committed to President Truman's policy. c. wanted the war to end. d. were convinced we had supported the wrong side.
The foremost advocate of the Second Bank of the United States was
A. Henry Clay. B. John Calhoun. C. Nicholas Biddle. D. Martin Van Buren.
The American Woman Suffrage Association was __________
A) as focused in its agenda as the National Woman Suffrage Association B) less narrowly focused in its agenda than the National Woman Suffrage Association C) more narrowly focused in its agenda than the National Woman Suffrage Association D) incomparable to the National Woman Suffrage Association