The Battle of Yorktown convinced the French to join the Revolutionary War
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
Answer: FALSE
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Which of the following was the likely catalyst for the Hundred Years' War?
A. English claims to the French throne B. French claims to the English throne C. shared trade interests in the Mediterranean Sea D. religious differences regarding the authority of the pope
What caused the power vacuum in the Balkans in this period?
a) The ongoing collapse of the Ottoman Empire left much of the region to contending ethnic groups. b) The unification of Germany made its expansion into the weak Balkan states inevitable. Consider This: The powers of Europe squabbled over increasingly fewer colonial opportunities. See 11.1: A Long Legacy of Peace. c) The Russo-Japanese War weakened Russia so that it could not exert influence in the Balkans. Consider This: The powers of Europe squabbled over increasingly fewer colonial opportunities. See 11.1: A Long Legacy of Peace. d) The Austro-Hungarian civil war meant that there was no effective oversight of the Balkan states. Consider This: The powers of Europe squabbled over increasingly fewer colonial opportunities. See 11.1: A Long Legacy of Peace.
As the Depression worsened, many black Americans—W. E. B. Du Bois included—grew dissatisfied with the “overly cautious” leadership of NAACP executive secretary, ________
A) James Weldon Johnson B) Walter White C) Charles Houston D) Thurgood Marshall
Which of the following asserted that African Americans must have equal political and social rights and helped found the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)?
A. Frederick Douglass B. W. E. B. Du Bois C. Jane Addams D. Booker T. Washington