One of the primary environmental effects of plantations in the Caribbean was deforestation, which led to what?
What will be an ideal response?
ANSWER:
Soil erosion, silted rivers and fields exhausted of nutrients.
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Stephen Douglas staunchly believed that the slavery question in the territories of Kansas and Nebraska should be resolved by
A) protecting slavery. B) the Supreme Court. C) banning slavery. D) popular sovereignty.
How did the Scientific Revolution affect the position of women in European society?
A) It had little immediate impact as women were still considered inferior to men. B) It created opportunities for women to attend universities and join scientific societies. C) By increasing literacy, it gave women wider access to learning and political power. D) Through its study of psychology, it gave men even more opportunities to exclude women. E) Since women were more spiritual creatures than men, it made them even less relevant to everyday life.
In his diplomacy, President Wilson approached Latin America in a way that was very similar to the approach of presidents Roosevelt and Taft.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Repression and Guerrilla War - Please read the following document on Communist strategy in South Vietnam in 1956:https://vietnam.vassar.edu/documents/doc17.html.Then read Ngo Dinh Diem's Law 10/59:https://vietnam.vassar.edu/documents/doc6.html.Finally, read the 1960 Program of the National Liberation Front (NLF) of South Vietnam:https://vietnam.vassar.edu/documents/docnlf.htmla. What changes in the global balance shaped Le Duan's contention that the Communists could best win power in South Vietnam through a peaceful strategy?b. According to Le Duan, why was the success of the political revolution in South Vietnam inevitable? In his view, why did some revolutionary cadre still fail to understand and embrace fully the shift from military to political methods?c. By what methods did Ngo
Dinh Diem seek to destroy the Communist movement in South Vietnam through his Law 10/59?d. Based on the NLF's program and its specific mention of Law 10/59, how successful was Diem's anti-Communist effort?e. Why do you think the Communists shifted from Le Duan's peaceful revolution to an armed struggle through the establishment of the National Liberation Front's?f. What were the NLF's chief goals? Why do you suppose the NLF refrained from explicitly seeking to establish a Communist regime South Vietnam? What will be an ideal response?