The 1823 Monroe Doctrine, a courageous act by the Monroe administration, was originally:
a. a half-hearted American attempt to cooperate with the British
b. an idealistic statement defending freedom and republican government
c. a self-interested policy which would mainly protect American trading rights
d. widely admired by European leaders
B
You might also like to view...
By 1973, the Vietnam War seemed to illustrate the dangers associated with America's obsession with
A) militarism. B) anti-Communism. C) racism. D) anti-terrorism.
How were the methods of the Chimú people of Chan Chan different than other city builders of the South American regions?
a. they did not engage in human sacrifice b. they cut off all contact with cultures of the high Andes and, through them, with the lowlands beyond c. they concentrated agriculture around the city d. they lived in undergraound tunnels and shelters to protect them from the violent weather of the region
The League of Nations’ response to which event was undermined by Britain’s and France’s refusal to enforce the League’s sanctions?
A) Belgium’s occupation of the Ruhr Valley B) Italy’s invasion of Ethiopia C) the Beer Hall Putsch D) the Great Depression
__________ emphasized individuality and freedom from the constraints of representational, realistic art.
a. Impressionists b. Postmodernists c. Cubists d. Abstract expressionists