What did the Kellogg-Briand Pact involve?
a. an alliance between France, Britain, and the United States
b. an international treaty outlawing war
c. an agreement that forced the United States to join World War II
d. a trade agreement between Canada, Mexico, and the United States
e. a treaty that gave part of Poland to Germany after World War II
B
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The Provisional Government of Russia failed for all the following reasons EXCEPT
A) the Soviet issued Order #1, making the army democratic. B) Nicolas II refused to abdicate. C) it refused to take permanent action until the Constituent Assembly met. D) the Mensheviks believed they must wait for the bourgeois revolution to end. E) it refused to end involvement in World War I.
Which of these was supported by the Code of Manu?
A) the caste system B) the Harappan law code C) Jainism D) Buddhism
The Brethren of Common Life was a/an
a. lay movement emphasizing education and practical piety. b. biblical organization that emphasized the translation of the bible into German. c. artistic organization during the renaissance. d. book publishing company in Germany. e. humanist society from Italy.
The Tokugawa policy of sakoku emphasized a. production of exports by manufacturing corporations
b. a closed country system emphasizing domestic production of goods. c. continuation of tradition feudal systems with daimyos obeying the Shogun. d. modernization along western democratic lines. e. empire-building throughout Southeast Asia.