What was considered the most dangerous frontier in the Empire under Augustus?
A. The Germanic border
B. Dacia
C. Britain
D. Thrace
E. Egypt
Answer: A
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A) New France. B) British America. C) New Spain. D) the Caribbean.
A call for post-war immigration restrictions resulted from:
A) racism directed at immigrants from eastern and southern Europe. B) dislike of northern and western Europeans. C) feelings that the U.S. population had reached its maximum capacity. D) fear that new immigrants would use up too much of the existing farm land.
What ultimately sealed Jimmy Carter's defeat in the 1980 presidential election?
a. The collapse of oil prices b. His pardoning of Richard Nixon c. The Soviet invasion of Afghanistan d. The troubled economy e. His inability to gain the release of American hostages held in Iran
After they settled on New Guinea, the Lapita people
A. conquered the native Papuan population with their superior technology. B. likely intermarried with the native Papuan population and created a new synthetic culture over time. C. killed the native Papuan population, partially through military conquest and partially through the spread of foreign diseases. D. introduced farming to native Papuans.