What two events that took place in 1949 led to Communist gains during the Cold War?
A) creation of the Warsaw Pact and the failed anti-Communist revolution in Hungary
B) North Korea's invasion of South Korea and the Sino-Soviet Treaty between China and the
USSR
C) the Communist-led coup in Czechoslovakia and the Soviet blockade of Berlin
D) Soviet acquisition of an atomic bomb and the Communists' takeover of China
D
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In the 1360s, Zhu Yuanzhang put an end to the disintegrating Yuan dynasty, establishing the Ming dynasty in its place.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
From 1881 to 1900, there were over 23,000 strikes, in which workers
a. were mostly victorious. b. lost their jobs but gained few of their objectives. c. successfully rallied the public to support them. d. lost or comprised with employers 75 percent of the time. e. won the day about half the time. .
The lowering of tariffs on foreign grain indicated the
a. power of the growing urban factory workers. b. decline in the power of the agricultural sector. c. growing power of the urban middle class. d. importance of American grain on the world market. e. growing population and inability of domestic wheat production to fulfill domestic needs.
The Muslim minority in India disliked the Indian National Congress because it
a. Was dominated by Hindus b. Refused to allow them to participate c. Was controlled by the British d. Favored the return of Mughal rule e. Was considered too pacifist