Aside from making important decisions, President Abraham Lincoln's greatest success as leader of the Union was his:
a. suppression of civil liberties for antiwar protestors in order to save the Union
b. decision on the Anaconda Strategy and the location of military campaigns
c. ability to symbolize the Union's will to survive and to articulate people's nobler hopes
d. economic policy
C
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Why was sugar rationed in the United States during the Second World War?
A. Sugar was used by Allied soldiers to win over the civilian populations in liberated European cities. B. Sugar was used to produce alcohol, which was used in the manufacturing of weapons. C. Large quantities of sugar were necessary as a quick energy source for soldiers. D. Sugar was used to make fuel for military vehicles.
Which of the following is not true about the plague in the fourteenth century?
a. It was carried by fleas. b. It raised questions of anti-Semitism as causes were sought. c. Once it went away, it never recurred. d. It was not restricted by the victim's class. e. Some people survived the plague.
The Egyptian term “ma’at” is best defined as
a. the soul that lives on after physical death b. victory in battle over one’s enemies c. justice, the correct order of society and the universe d. a monotheistic belief in Aten e. the king’s wife and sister
The first successful encyclopedia was published by
a. Denis Diderot. b. Ephraim Chambers. c. Chevalier Ramsay. d. Jean d'Alembert. e. Voltaire.