Discuss the political, social, and economic characteristics of the Pueblos and Mississippians in the early sixteenth century.
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After the Second World War, why did American planners seek a world economy based on free trade and the speedy reconstruction of Germany, Japan, and other nations?
A. They believed these policies would allow the United States to aid the impoverished masses in the newly emerging nation states. B. They believed these policies would give the United States the military prowess it needed to overthrow the Soviet government. C. They believed these policies would help enhance the prestige of the United States-backed United Nations. D. They believed that both the economic well-being and the security of the United States depended on these policies.
By the early seventh century b.c.e., under the leadership of General ________, the Medes and Babylonians successfully destroyed all major Assyrian cities
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All of the following statements are correct about the Great Depression except
a. the stock market crash in the United States led to the withdrawal of American investments in Europe, thus weakening the European banking system. b. economic depressions were a new phenomena in the European experience. c. during the Depression, women were often able to secure low-paying jobs and servants and housekeepers while many men remained unemployed. d. the classical liberal remedies for depressions were balanced budgets, cutting costs, and raising tariffs, all of which only worsened the crisis. e. fascism and communism appealed to many because of the perceived failure of capitalism.
Gorbachev’s sweeping reform policies included
A. establishing an entirely free-market capitalist economy. B. slowly moving toward a more centralized system of bureaucracy. C. bolstering technology development on Soviet-owned land in Japan.. D. improving living standards by creating more jobs. E. introducing two-candidate elections.