What does the excerpt from Cato tell us of the ability to wage war in Rome?
A) The ambitions of the generals set the tone for Roman conquest.
B) Minimal justification is required to destroy a civilization if the territory is highly prized.
C) Cause need not be established as a justification for destruction of a competing or subdued civilization according to Roman law.
D) All of these
E) None of these
D
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a. delayed the D-Day invasion and allowed the Soviet Union to advance further into Eastern Europe. b. prevented the rise of communism in Italy after the war. c. enabled the Americans to appease both British and Soviet strategic demands. d. enabled the United States to prevent Austria and Greece from falling into Soviet hands. e. destroyed the monastery of Monte Cassino and other Italian artistic treasures.
Which political party made significant gains in Washington in the 1950s, capturing the presidency in 1952?
a. the Republican party b. the Democratic party c. the Libertarian party d. the Dixiecrats e. the Progressive party
President Roosevelt's response to the banking crisis included all of the following except
A) ?declaring a national bank holiday. B) ?proposing an emergency banking act. C) ?assuming government ownership of the banks. D) ?reassuring Americans about entrusting their money to banks.
In the cool and humid regions of Europe, what new crop contributed to the agricultural revolution?
a. The potato b. Wheat c. Rice d. The soybean e. The tomato