How did the United States' entry into World War I differ from the majority of earlier entries into political affairs in Mexico and the Caribbean?
A. It did not raise public morale for international actions.
B. It was not based on economic decisions.
C. It did not involve a change in international colonial possessions.
D. It was conducted with the support of other nations.
Answer: A
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What factors combined to make Spain one of the most powerful European states in the 16th century?
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Elena Caffarena was a feminist who supported
A) civil and political equality between men and women. B) enfranchisement of literate women. C) a "strike of the wombs" to liberate women from unwanted pregnancy. D) "strong government regulation" to abolish sweatshops and "female exploitation."
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