Discuss America's relationship with terrorism before and after the September 2001 attacks. In what ways had the nation confronted terrorism before then? How were the September 2001 attacks distinctive?
What will be an ideal response?
Answers will vary.
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As a result of the invasion of Panama in 1989, the United States __________________.
A. captured Manuel Noriega and tried him for drug trafficking B. overthrew the Sandinista government C. used the CIA to oust the leftist government of that country D. ousted the dictatorial government and supplied massive reconstruction aid to rebuild the country's economy and establish a democracy
During the late nineteenth century, states that passed laws against trusts and monopolies
a. found that such laws caused economic depression because businesses fled to other states.
b. were so successful that most people believed national legislation to be unnecessary.
c. were mostly in the agricultural South and West.
d. enacted such laws in the face of great popular opposition to them.
According to the How Do We Know? video in section 2.5, what did Columbus do to persuade his crew to continue on with the voyage?
A) appeal to their self-interest B) threaten to commit suicide C) throw a sailor overboard D) imprison anyone who spoke
Nowhere did the French seem more menacing than in ________, one of the most important blank spots on Spanish maps.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).