Why did the Middle Eastern region remain important to European states after the colonial era?
A. Because of common religious ties
B. Because of the Suez Canal
C. Because of Europeans’ shared commitment to neocolonialism
D. Because of the Middle East’s commitment to democracy
E. Because of its proximity to Africa
Answer: B
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A) He argued that the United States had to gain revenge against Spain for the sinking of the Maine. B) He stressed that the United States had an obligation to assist colonies in gaining their independence. C) He emphasized that the United States had to acquire an empire in order to compete with other powers. D) He asserted that the United States had a moral responsibility to civilize other, weaker races. E) He claimed that the United States had to establish colonies for black Americans in order to reduce racial tensions.
The East African term for the people who have achieved a high level of financial success is
a. hokees. b. dash. c. wabenzi. d. chai. e. bonsella.
The most prominent European nation in pursuing early voyages of long-distance exploration was
A. Spain. B. Portugal. C. France. D. Italy. E. England.
Fictitious sets of credentials for psychologists, identical except for the gender of the applicant, were sent to department chairpersons. The "female" applicant was
A. rated more favorably than the "male." B. considered qualified for a lower-level position than the "male." C. rated less favorably than the "male" and considered qualified for a lower-level position than the "male." D. rated less favorably than the "male."