Why were nationalism and militarism fatefully joined?

A) The military served as the ultimate means of pursuing national interests.
B) The armed forces of each nation became the principle embodiment of its sovereign spirit and honor.
C) Both pride and interest moved public officials and citizens to respect and strengthen the army and navy.
D) All of these
E) None of these


D

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a. religious forms b. language c. political innovations d. a warrior culture e. metallurgy

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Kennedy secured the African American vote in the 1960 presidential election by __________

A) promising to defend African nations from communism B) promising to appoint an African American as his running mate C) supporting the release of Martin Luther King, Jr. from jail D) publicly criticizing southern Democrats who supported segregation E) being a close personal friend of Stokely Carmichael

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Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)

1.The basic technology of the Paleolithic era was agriculture. 2.One of the trends that helpsto make sense of the era of agrarian civilizations was the establishment of significant networks of exchange between them, notably in Afro-Eurasia via the Silk Roads. 3.The Minoans built farming communities dominated by great stone fortresses and copied writing and building techniques from the Mycenaean society. 4.The vast Dar al-Islam (“Abode of Islam”) created by Muslim warriors and administrators was one of the most significant economic, intellectual, and cultural structures of the latter part of the first millennium CE 5.Themigration, or hijira, of Muhammad and his followers from Mecca to Medina in622 CE marks the official start of the Islamic calendarand also the moment that the spiritual visions experienced by Muhammad were transformed into a powerful religious, social, and political movement

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