A _______ can be defined as a city-state or a territorial state in which a ruler, claiming a divine mandate and supported by a military force, keeps order and provides for the defense against outside attacks.
a. Chiefdom.
b. Republic.
c. Kingdom.
d. Client-state.
c. Kingdom.
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How did the Second New Deal change the United States?
A) It introduced the doctrine of states’ rights. B) It challenged the core assumptions of Jim Crow. C) It ended the Great Depression. D) It strengthened the federal government.
Nationalism
A. was a potential threat to the existing political order. B. had major support only in western, Atlantic-coast Europe until the late 1860s. C. was firmly opposed by Bismarck and Cavour. D. won speedy acceptance across Europe because every government was helped by it. E. died out by the late nineteenth century.
At the 1921?1922 Washington Conference, the major signatories agreed to
a. limit the size of their merchant fleets. b. eventually grant independence to all their Asian colonies. c. preserve the status quo of the great powers in the Pacific. d. acknowledge and reinforce the great powers' spheres of influence in China. e. accept the Soviet Union as a major East-Asian power.
What split the antiwar movement during the 1960s?
What will be an ideal response?