Early in 1968, an assault by police and National Guardsmen on unarmed student demonstrators at ________ resulted in the deaths of three students and the wounding of several dozen more
A) a Black Panther gathering in Berkeley
B) South Carolina State College
C) San Francisco State University
D) Tuskegee Institute in Alabama
Answer: B
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A. the NAACP insisted that the War Department allow black soldiers to participate in combat. B. whites opened fire on black soldiers. C. African American troops from the North refused to obey Jim Crow laws. D. President Wilson suspended black recruitment.
How did U.S. neutrality in World War I finally come to an end?
A) Germany proposed an alliance with Mexico and sank five American ships in ten days. B) Russia formed an alliance with Germany that threatened U.S. interests in the Pacific. C) The Allied nations begged the United States to intervene on their behalf. D) Japan attacked the Philippines and Hawaii, killing hundreds of U.S. military personnel and citizens. E) Germany formed an alliance with Cuba, threatening to bring the war to the United States.
The Adena were __________
A) mound builders B) a desert people C) a largely urban culture D) strictly hunter-gatherers
What were the names of the two groups that planned Franz Ferdinand’s assassination?
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