During the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, relations between the United States and Great Britain
a. remained cool, aloof, and neutral.
b. were so poor that war at times seemed imminent.
c. deteriorated into a deep hostility.
d. became increasingly friendly.
d
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The crew of the planes that dropped the atomic bombs
a) all suffered nervous breakdowns. b) felt no guilt, feeling their actions were necessary and reasonable. c) often felt sorrow in later years and sometimes sought to warn others of the terrors of atomic warfare. d) were all dead within a decade of the event. e) often bragged of their role in bringing the war to an end.
By the end of the fifteenth century, technological innovations in __________ enabled Europeans to embark on long ocean voyages
A) warfare B) agriculture C) metallurgy D) navigation
Res Privata literally translates to “public thing.”
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
What country's neutrality did Germany wantonly violate to gain strategic military advantage in their initial attack on France?
A) The United States B) Austria-Hungary C) Belgium D) Britain E) The Ottoman Empire