With regard to the Iraq war, policymakers in the Bush administration _____________________.
A. wanted a United Nations peacekeeping force to stabilize Iraq after the overthrow of Saddam Hussein
B. insisted that responsibility for postwar Iraq be put in the hands of the State Department
C. paid very close attention to studies done by the State Department concerning possible problems that might be encountered in postwar Iraq
D. seemed not to have planned for the postwar period
Answer: D
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Eleanor Roosevelt
a. won America’s hearts as a gracious hostess. b. had little influence on her husband. c. was viewed as a political liability by the president’s advisors. d. took particular interest in the concerns of African Americans. e. was insignificant.
The distinguishing feature of the colonial aristocracy was
A) racial purity. B) wealth. C) genteel birth. D) peninsular origins.
Which of the following statements about canals in early nineteenth-century America is NOT true?
A) They linked the Atlantic coastal cities to the lakes and rivers of the interior. B) Most of them proved to be unprofitable. C) They could not compete successfully with railroads. D) Their construction was paid for through a combination of state funding and private investment. E) Spectacular canal boat accidents claimed many lives.
The factor most responsible for the growth of the colonial population between 1700 and 1770 was the __________
A) natural reproduction of colonial families B) great wave of immigration during that period C) program of forced migration instituted by the monarchy D) dramatic upsurge in the importation of slaves E) intermarriage between settlers and Native Americans