Which of the following influenced President Clinton’s response to the 1994 crisis in Rwanda?
A) the commitment of U.S. forces in the former Yugoslavia
B) the ongoing Kenneth Starr investigation
C) the earlier U.S. intervention in Somalia
D) the bombing of the U.S. embassies in Kenya and Tanzania
Answer: C
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a. William McKinley b. Grover Cleveland c. Mark Hanna d. William Jennings Bryan e. Theodore Roosevelt
During the twentieth century, women in the Middle East
A. were aided by the "modernist" movement's efforts to improve women’s rights by revisiting Islamic doctrine. B. experienced great changes in their lives before 1970, in countries such as Saudi Arabia and Oman, which had regimes actively working to modernize their societies. C. have made perhaps the greatest advances in Saudi Arabia, where women now have unlimited access to university education and may adopt Western dress. D. have never had any political rights in Iran. E. have had few if any political rights in Israel.
The greatest single advantage that the United States and its partners possessed was their willingness to __________.
a. form a genuine coalition to defeat the Axis powers b. use any means necessary to defeat the enemy c. use biological and chemical weapons d. wage a war of attrition
The long-term result of the first three Crusades was ________
A. a population decline in Europe B. Europe's control of the Holy Land C. the destruction of all Near Eastern Christian settlements D. the easing of some tensions within Europe