Other than for the purpose of containing communism, what was the goal of the Marshall Plan?
A. to limit the amount of aid given to foreign countries
B. to extend the American military presence into Eastern Europe
C. to bring Eastern Europe into the United Nations
D. to create export markets in Europe
Answer: D
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a. the incompetence of Spanish military forces. b. effective collaboration between U.S. forces and Cuban and Filipino rebels. c. the strategic skill of U.S. military leadership. d. the efficient logistical support for U.S. forces provided by the War Department. e. effective use of the new steel navy.
England's first joint-stock company formed a colony in
a. Virginia. b. Barbados. c. Calcutta. d. Goa. e. Haiti.
The "Lend-Lease" bill:
a. prohibited American banks from loaning money to countries at war. b. forgave Britain and France their World War I debts. c. authorized loaning war materials to any country vital to American security. d. required that Germany pay its reparations before trading with the United States.
Why did many whites support Booker T. Washington’s Atlanta Compromise?
A) because it rejected militancy and attacks on white dominance B) because it rejected the idea that blacks needed equal rights in the American society C) because it called for blacks to get a college education and to fight actively for their rights D) because it called for the integration of schools and an end to “separate but equal” E) because it promoted the idea of professional careers for blacks