President Wilson's response to the sinking of the Lusitania
A) represented a backing away from asserting the rights of neutral nations.
B) was aimed at maintaining peace with Germany at all costs.
C) was supported by Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan.
D) included a demand that Germany pay reparations.
E) resulted in an immediate retaliatory strike by the United States.
D
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d. Christian missionaries spreading the Bible. e. Expansion of education with the rise of mercantile policies.
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A) Feudalists B) Isolationists C) Communists D) Abolitionists E) Coalitionists
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A) came in response to a decline in religious piety B) depended exclusively on powerful evangelists from England C) healed the divisions that had grown up between existing congregations D) had little impact in the colonies
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