What was meant by the "phony war?"
a. The claim of right to invade Poland by Germany
b. Japan's focus on Southeast Asia
c. Italian occupation of Egypt
d. lack of active tactics during the winter of 1939-40
e. German claims of outrage at violation of the Munich Accords
d
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In the "hidden hand leadership" of his presidency, who made the important decisions in the Eisenhower administration?
A) Chief-of-Staff Sherman Adams B) Secretary of State John Foster Dulles C) A and B together D) Eisenhower himself
What was John Dickinson's argument in Letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania?
A) Colonists were willing to accept trade taxes from Parliament, but not revenue taxes. B) Colonists were willing to accept external taxes from Parliament, but not internal taxes. C) Parliament did not know the difference between external taxes and internal taxes. D) Colonists were not willing to accept direct or indirect taxes from Parliament.
Bank of the United States head Nicholas Biddle was a key political ally of Andrew Jackson
A) True B) False
Known as "the way of the warrior," the strict code of the Japanese retainer was called
a. hara-kiri. b. Bushido. c. Shogun. d. Samurai. e. kamikazi.