Eighteenth-century parliamentary leaders were less inclined than seventeenth-century English monarchs to exert control over their empire.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
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By the time of the election of 1860, Stephen Douglas was probably the last hope of avoiding a rupture between the North and South
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Which seems NOT to have been true in the early twentieth century?
a. As the West enjoyed unprecedented prosperity and representative government, it began to doubt its values. b. As the West dominated the world, it began to seriously question its assumptions about knowledge and the universe. c. The sense of doubt and frustration was most clearly articulated by average citizens. d. The fascination with the irrational contributed to dramatically irrational events such as World War I. e. A spiritual crisis would shatter Europe's social and political order.
Appeasement refers, among other things, to the
A) British and French agreement to allow Germany to annex part of Czechoslovakia in 1938. B) British and French agreement to allow Italy to annex part of Ethiopia in 1936. C) French and Soviet agreement to allow Germany to annex Belgium in 1937. D) British and Soviet agreement to allow an armed German invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1936. E) French and Soviet agreement to allow Czechoslovakia to annex part of Germany in 1938.
The beginning of Spain's overseas exploration began with the
A) unification of the entire Iberian peninsula under the Spanish crown. B) final event in the Reconquista, the fall of Muslim Granada. C) marriage of Isabella and Ferdinand. D) election of a Spanish pope. E) independence of Portugal from Spain.