In the spring of 1968, students seized five buildings at __________ for eight days before police regained control
A) Arizona State University
B) Duke University
C) the University of California at San Francisco
D) Harvard University
E) Columbia University
Answer: E
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The Dawes Severalty Act incorporated many of the ideas of __________
A) Cyrus McCormick B) Charles Russell C) John Wesley Powell D) Helen Hunt Jackson
What was meant by the “turnip winter”?
a) By late 1916, the Germans had so little food that they depended on turnips as their main food source. b) By late 1916, the British had perfected storing and transporting turnips, giving their men on the front a distinct advantage. Consider This: What might have been the effects of the long duration of the war? See 11.3: The Breakdown Begins. c) By late 1916, the Russians had few beets for borscht and so turned to turnips, with many fewer calories, to try to survive. Consider This: What might have been the effects of the long duration of the war? See 11.3: The Breakdown Begins. d) By late 1916, the Americans were shipping large numbers of turnips to the British military to help them feed their draft animals. Consider This: What might have been the effects of the long duration of the war? See 11.3: The Breakdown Begins.
The 1918 Treaty of Brest-Litovsk between Russia and Germany resulted in Russia's loss of
A) Finland. B) Poland. C) Ukraine. D) the Baltic provinces. E) All of these are correct.
A. P. Giannini's Bank of Italy:
a. was a money-laundering operation for organized crime. b. cultivated wealthy depositors. c. went bankrupt. d. set up branches near homes and workplaces.