Wilson hurt his chances to get the Treaty of Versailles ratified __________
a. through his failure to ask for the American people's support
b. because he was unwilling to compromise with opponents
c. by working too closely with isolationist opponents
d. because he did not work hard enough to convince opponents
e. through his vague and hostile demands of his supporters
B
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Problems that were unique to the re-created nation of Poland included
A) border conflicts with Austria. B) Danzig. C) religious disunity. D) a strong executive. E) all of the above.
Kenzaburo Oe
A. is Japan's greatest living poet. B. painted the famous "portrait of General MacArthur" in eight minutes on a sidewalk. C. received a Nobel Prize for literature. D. believes rising materialism in present-day Japan represents "progress." E. is the originator of the "industrial novel."
A system of government in which most or all of the people elect representatives and in some cases decide on important issues themselves, is called a:
a. Theocracy b. Republic c. Democracy d. Oligarchy
Which of the following is true of American national identity as envisioned by the Constitution of 1787?
a. The document distinguished only between those defined as American citizens, who were entitled to constitutionally protected rights, and aliens, who were not so entitled. b. The Constitution clearly states that persons of African descent could not be U.S. citizens, but that anyone of European or Asian descent could be. c. The "people" were free Americans; Native Americans and "other persons," meaning African-American slaves, were not considered part of the political nation. d. The Constitution expressly stated that only white men were entitled to the rights it delineated. e. The Constitution made clear that only civic nationalism, not ethnic nationalism, defined American national identity.