How did Stalin react to Lenin's NEP?
a. He ended it
b. He fully embraced it
c. He slightly amended it
d. He called for significant revisions
e. He refused to acknowledge it at all
a
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Why were the strict regulations concerning ships coming into port ignored for the Grand Saint-Antoine?
a) Important city officials with financial interests in the cargo may have hoped to profit by releasing people and goods from quarantine early. b) Some local doctors assured the harbormaster all was well without visiting the ship. Consider This: The ship had already had several unexplained deaths when it arrived in port. See 5.5: Narrative: A Shadow in the Light. c) Many ships from Lebanon had already arrived in port with no illness a month or so earlier. Consider This: The ship had already had several unexplained deaths when it arrived in port. See 5.5: Narrative: A Shadow in the Light. d) Most people in the city had immunity from the plague thanks to centuries of repeated infection. Consider This: The ship had already had several unexplained deaths when it arrived in port. See 5.5: Narrative: A Shadow in the Light.
The __________ signaled a gradual end to U.S. military intervention in Latin America in the twentieth century.
a. end of socialism and communism in Latin American countries b. fall of the Berlin Wall c. “thaw” in relations with Cuba d. rise of brutal dictatorships in Argentina
What was the purpose of the Rose Chamber Rescript?
A) Reinforced that Islam could only continue to exist if its followers adhered strictly to the Qur'an and the oral traditions concerning Muhammad. B) Reinforced the only acceptable model for Islam was the primitive Islamic community as it existed in Mecca during Muhammad's time. C) Declared the legal equality of all subjects regardless of religion or ethnicity. D) Ordered every person outside Arabia must be either converted to Wahhabism or killed. E) Replaced the sultanate with a constitutional monarchy and parliamentary system.
The Half-Way Covenant
a. allowed full communion for all nonconverted members. b. strengthened the distinction between the elect and all others. c. brought an end to the jeremiads of Puritan ministers. d. resulted in a decrease in church members. e. allowed the children of unconverted existing members to be baptized but not full members of the church.