What did the Know-Nothing Party argue?
A) Free blacks should be offered equal opportunities as whites.
B) Slavery should be extended to all territories.
C) The U.S. should be rid of immigrant and Catholic political influence.
D) Free blacks and immigrants should be encouraged to settle in the North.
E) The South should secede from the Union where it would be free to determine the fate of slavery on its own.
C
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The Peace of Augsburg, which ended the first phase of the Reformation, also encouraged the
A) consolidation of Habsburg authority in the Holy Roman Empire. B) growth of Calvinism in the Holy Roman Empire. C) political disunification of the Holy Roman Empire. D) creation of religious uniformity in the Holy Roman Empire. E) growth of the papacy?s power.
The effort to annex Hawaii in 1893 foreshadowed __________
A) the differences between Republicans and Democrats regarding imperialism B) the aggressive imperialistic policies of Grover Cleveland C) a 20-year period of uninterrupted warfare between the U.S. and Hawaiians D) America's reliance on France to take the lead in determining foreign policy
Why was the Cuban economy dominated by U.S. economic interests in the 1950s?
A. because of Cuba's longtime economic debt owed to the United States B. because of the U.S. debt owed to Cuba C. because of the two countries neocolonial relationship D. because of the two countries' shared disdain for the Soviets
Which of the following is NOT true of the findings of the National Security Council Report 68?
A. The report was supported by President Truman, but opposed by Dean Acheson and George Kennan as too antagonistic to the Soviet Union. B. The report portrayed the Soviet Union as an apocalyptic global threat. C. Truman opposed the findings based on the cost, but changed his mind after communist North Korea invaded South Korea. D. The report proposed containing the spread of communism with a massive military buildup.