Most of the very early American settlers in Texas, dubbed the "Old Three Hundred," were _____ who came from the _____
a. Catholic, Middle Atlantic states
b. Scots-Irish, South
c. Congregationalists, New England
d. Dutch, New York
e. French, Ohio Valley
b
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Which country suffered the worst from inflation due to Spain's importation of large amounts of gold and silver?
The Nationalist leader of China in the 1930s was
A) Mao Tse-tung. B) Chiang Kai-shek. C) Chou En-lai. D) Liu Shao-ch'i. E) Sun Yat-sen.
The earliest and most serious failure of the United Nations involved its inability to
a. deal with the conflict between India and Pakistan in Kashmir. b. provide humanitarian assistance to underdeveloped nations. c. control the manufacture and spread of nuclear technology and weapons. d. prevent the Soviet Union from exercising its veto power in the Security Council. e. establish a Jewish homeland in Israel.
The first permanent settlement in North America by the English was _________. It looked doomed to failure like previous attempts, had it not been for the leadership of John Smith.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).