Oswald Spengler, writing after World War I, argued that
A) Europe had reached the end of its primacy.
B) Western civilization had proved its strength in the war.
C) Europe would continue to be an inspiration to the world.
D) Bolshevism was the wave of the future.
E) the League of Nations would be a new Roman Empire.
Answer: A
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A. Sweden, Finland, and Italy B. Hungary, Belgium, and Denmark C. Ireland, Austria, and Germany D. France and the Netherlands
What position did the Populist Party support?
a. Congressmen should be appointed by governors instead of directly elected. b. The federal income tax should be eliminated in favor of local and sales taxes. c. The government should own all railroads and telephone and telegraph lines.
Philip II built the massive palatial complex of _________, incorporating a royal residence, a monastic school and a royal necropolis, a very short distance away from the then small provincial city of Madrid.
a. Aranjuez b. RiofrÃo c. La Granja d. El Escorial
The only state that broke with the pattern of king-army-taxes as the key to the creation of a centralized state was
a. Britain b. the Dutch Republic c. France d. Prussia e. Spain