The War of Spanish Succession ended with
A) the Peace of the Pyrenees.
B) the Peace of Westphalia.
C) the Treaty of Ryswick.
D) the Treaty of Nystadt.
E) the Peace of Utrecht and of Rastatt.
E
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The Schlieffen Plan, implemented by the Germans at beginning of World War I, came close to succeeding, but it ultimately failed, for all of the following reasons except:
a. Austro-Hungarian forces were less effective than anticipated against the Russians. b. The Netherlands intervened on behalf of its neighbor, Belgium, threatening to invade Germany. c. The Russian army mobilized more quickly than expected. d. The first Battle of the Marne resulted in a French-British victory in early September 1914.
Chesapeake planters often relied upon __________ as another source of unfree laborers.
A) English convicts B) Irish convicts C) children D) unwed mothers
The great prosperity of the 1950s and 1960s in the U.S. had rested on
A. the tight money policy of the federal reserve. B. the growth of the agricultural sector due to technological advancements. C. insulation of the United States from the pressures of international competition. D. the rapid growth of industrial labor organization. E. industrial production for military needs.
Alexander Hamilton believed the Bank of the United States would __________
A) undermine the power of the federal government B) make the United States the most powerful country in the world C) stimulate the economy D) prove to be a disaster