Which one of the following Gilded Age presidents had a Democratic party affiliation, differing from the other four presidents?
a. Ulysses S. Grant
b. Rutherford Hayes
c. Grover Cleveland
d. Benjamin Harrison
e. Chester Arthur
c
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a. Christians and Islamic fundamentalists b. The English and African Muslims c. The Portuguese and the Sa’dians d. The Russians and Central Asians e. The English and the Ottomans
According to the introductory video in section 24.2, what did the Soviet Union do in 1948 that risked provoking another world war?
A) blocked ground transportation to Berlin B) created the North Atlantic Treaty Organization C) sent military aid to the government of Greece D) announced its participation in the Marshall Plan
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What will be an ideal response?