Proposition 13 in California, in 1978, dealt with
A. affirmative action.
B. criminal sentencing.
C. gay marriage.
D. property taxes.
E. illegal immigration.
Answer: D
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Because of actions in China in 1949 and Cuba in 1959, the United States viewed the world as
a. becoming less threatening because of the spread of democracy. b. less threatening, as Soviet influence decreased. c. more threatening because of the spread of communism. d. more dangerous, as both nations developed nuclear weapons. e. confusing, as new world military alliances were formed.
What was the main motivation that brought so many Scots-Irish to America in the 1700s?
A) They came to practice Catholicism freely, something they could not do in Ireland. B) They came in search of freedom and prosperity, two things they lacked in Ireland. C) They came to work as indentured servants in the New World. D) Their main goal was to form new Presbyterian congregations in America. E) They came to earn money in America and planned to return to Scotland.
The Munich agreement of 1938
A. was the result of negotiations involving the League of Nations. B. ended further German aggression until World War II began. C. put most of Poland under German control. D. was signed by Joseph Stalin despite misgivings about German intent. E. was supported by President Franklin Roosevelt.
Which combination of factors significantly contributed to the Allied victory in World War II?
A) the early efforts of the United States and its rapid establishment of superior naval power in the Atlantic B) the military preparedness and clear moral superiority of the Allies C) the Allies' greater technological advancement and well-seasoned troops D) the economic capacity of the Allies and their ability to sustain their effort on multiple fronts E) the Allies' superior intelligence and Hitler's conservative strategies