Which nation had the largest number of soldiers available to fight in World War I?
A. Great Britain
B. the United States
C. Russia
D. Germany
Answer: D
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A. creation of new dams B. limiting access to traditional foods C. requiring Karuk people to volunteer D. assuming tradition is unchanging
The Habsburg-French conflict of the early 16th century was ended in 1559 by the
A) Peace of Westphalia. B) Treaty of Cateau-Cambre´sis. C) Peace of Augsburg. D) Pacification of Ghent. E) Council of Trent.
Which black scholar upset many civil rights leaders with his argument in books like The Declining Significance of Race that race had become less important than class in proscribing the opportunities of the black underclass?
a. William Julius Wilson b. Benjamin Chavis c. David Bositis d. Cornel West
Despite contrasts between great wealth and great poverty, there was very little overt class conflict in pre-Civil War America.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)