What happened to the men who fought against the U.S. marshals at the Battle of Christina?
A) They were hanged.
B) They were imprisoned for life.
C) They were pardoned.
D) They went free.
Answer: D
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Why did the United States utilize the CIA instead of the military for operations in the 1950s?
A. to carry out actions in secrecy B. to utilize a smaller force C. to ignore the need for diplomatic channels D. to perform actions more economically
The militarization programs that the Ottoman Empire and Japan had in common
a. led to further reforms that helped both countries become more democratic. b. retrained and educated soldiers to become protectors of the state. c. brought the militaries of both countries under civilian control. d. destroyed local and tribal authorities throughout both empires.
In decisions after the Civil War, the Supreme Court
a. upheld the efforts of the Radicals to punish the South. b. led the drive to guarantee full equality for the former slaves. c. repeatedly overruled actions taken by Union generals during the military occupation of the South. d. participated in the northern retreat from the Reconstruction commitment to equality for the freedmen.
The Kushite god Apedemak, whose importance is seen in the number of temples dedicated to him, was
a. Egyptian in origin. b. a warrior god with an elephant's head. c. worshipped, by the third century B.C.E., to the exclusion of all other gods. d. None of these answers are correct.