When the United States intervened in Haiti in 1914,
A) ?it did so when U.S. policy makers feared that Germany would take over the port of Móle Saint Nicholas.
B) ?the United States took control of Haiti's finances.
C) ?the United States forced the election of a pro-U.S. president who instituted policies such as racial segregation and forced labor.
D) ?the United States occupied the nation until 1934.
E) ?All of these are correct.
E
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a. Revolution is needed to change capitalist society b. Revolution is undesirable, as it tends to polarize social classes c. Nationalism is damaging to the communist cause d. Workers need to cooperate across borders e. Violence is the major engine of societal change
When was paganism finally eradicated in Europe?
A) The last conversions took place in the Baltic region around 1400. B) Paganism has become resurgent in Europe telling us that it has not been eradicated. C) Paganism was eradicated in 962 with the advent of the Holy Roman Emperor. D) Paganism was eradicated with the advent of the Russian Empire. E) The pagan worship never was eradicated as it was incorporated into much of the Christian worship.
To whom did Abraham Lincoln initially offer field command of the Union armies?
a. Ulysses S. Grant b. William T. Sherman c. George B. McClellan d. Robert E. Lee
Dreams of a "New South" centered on a vision for
A. political reform to break the power of conservative elites. B. recovering the virtues of antebellum southern culture. C. industrial development. D. racial harmony.