Franklin Roosevelt's Good Neighbor policy
a. created tensions with Britain and Spain, which both had interests in Latin America.
b. failed to reverse the drift toward fascism in Latin America.
c. was greeted with suspicion among many Latin Americans.
d. enabled the United States to establish military bases in Central America and the Caribbean.
e. began to overturn longstanding Latin American resentment of the United States.
e
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What influence did black newspapers exert on the antislavery movement?
A) Black newspapers played no role in the movement. B) Black newspapers played a minor role by announcing abolitionist meetings. C) Black newspapers played a major role in denouncing slavery and slaveholders. D) Black newspapers dominated the antislavery press over white publications.
Why did those who campaigned actively for ratification of the Constitution call themselves “Federalists”?
A) The term “Nationalists” had been used during the ratification of the Articles of Confederation and was now negatively viewed. B) The term suggested that they stood for a confederation of states and not for a supreme national authority. C) They wanted the public to know that they supported strong state governments that controlled the federal government. D) The term “Antifederalists” was perceived as negative because of the root “anti.” E) The popular song “Federalists on the Shore” recalled the glories of the Revolutionary War.
Upon arriving in the Caribbean, Columbus was convinced that __________
A) he had discovered a new continent B) the world had come to an end C) he was in the Philippines D) he was near the Asian mainland
With the goal of decreasing U.S. dependence on oil from the Middle East, the Bush administration
A) proposed drilling in a nationally protected wilderness area in Alaska. B) lifted a ban on off-shore drilling in the Gulf of Mexico. C) opened the Pacific Coast to exploratory drilling. D) decreased taxes for businesses promising to use alternative energy sources. E) provided grants for research in "green" technologies.