The preeminent European maritime power in the fifteenth century was
A. Spain.
B. the Netherlands.
C. France.
D. England.
E. Portugal.
E
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a. stated that the people of new states would vote on whether slavery would be allowed. b. called for a slave to be considered as three-fifths of a person for voting representation. c. allowed Kansas to enter the Union as a slave state, Nebraska as a free state. d. declared that slaves did not become free by living in free states.
The policy known as Ostpolitik
a. almost led to East German absorption of West Germany. b. was designed by Charles De Gaulle. c. was designed by Conrad Adenauer. d. increased cultural, personal, and economic relations between West and East Germany. e. was an attempt by East Germany to unite with West Germany.
Americans who had voted for Hoover in 1928
a. wanted change. b. put their faith in Republican strategies against the Depression. c. were hoping for more of the same. d. were motivated by their anger against the Democratic incumbent.
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A. fell. B. increased, but only by a slim margin. C. increased substantially. D. remained constant.