The initial catalyst fueling the imperialist race by European powers in the first half of the nineteenth century had its origins in _________in the late eighteenth century designed to drive the Ottomans back into Asia and convert Istanbul into an Eastern Christian capital.
a. Great Britain’s imperialist policies
b. Napoleon’s imperialist policies
c. Russia’s southern expansion pattern
d. Prussia’s eastern expansion pattern
c. Russia’s southern expansion pattern
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A) public funding for canals and turnpikes B) free trade C) public schools D) stronger fugitive slave laws
In addition to slavery, an economic issue separating the North from the South in the United States was
A) land titles. B) banking policies. C) capitalism versus socialism. D) industry versus agriculture. E) construction of railroads.
As part of his Great Society program, Lyndon Johnson
A) failed to demonstrate concern about poverty in the country. B) called for a tax increase to pay for the social programs. C) supported a medical assistance plan. D) refused to support federal aid to education.
Which of the following was not accomplished in the legislative acts from the Night of August 4 (1789)?
A. Abolition of feudal dues B. Abolition of the church Tithe C. Enfranchisement of all citizens D. Elimination of tax privileges of towns and provinces E. Opening of military positions previously open only to nobility