Samuel Beckett, in Waiting for Godot, developed the dramatic movement known as
a. Cubism.
b. the Theater of the Absurd.
c. Synergetic Surrealism.
d. Monism.
e. Didacticism.
b
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Why did Benito Mussolini’s invasion of Ethiopia attract world attention?
a) Ethiopia, both independent and Christian, was a member of the League of Nations. b) Ethiopia had long been aligned with Great Britain, which was outraged at the invasion. Consider This: Ethiopians had few weapons heavier than rifles with which to defend themselves. See 12.4: The Road to War. c) Ethiopia had a good relationship with Italy, so Ethiopians were surprised and angry at the attack. Consider This: Ethiopians had few weapons heavier than rifles with which to defend themselves. See 12.4: The Road to War. d) Ethiopia had protected the Central Powers’ interests during WWI and thought it was immune to attack. Consider This: Ethiopians had few weapons heavier than rifles with which to defend themselves. See 12.4: The Road to War.
When the United States and the Dutch East Indies banned trade with Japan, the Japanese lost their source of __________, which led them to attack the United States
a. oil b. flour c. steel d. rubber e. ammunition
In Schenck v. United States, the Supreme Court ruled that in time of war, the government could limit the right to
A) due process. B) free speech. C) keep and bear arms. D) redress of grievance.
What was the single largest political party in Germany by 1912?
a. Nazis b. Greens c. Social Democrats d. Bolsheviks e. Mensheviks