The Battle of Britain began with a(n) __________.
A) naval blockade
B) amphibious invasion
C) submarine attack
D) aerial attack
D) aerial attack
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The leading powers in the Great Northern War were
A) Prussia and Austria. B) Denmark and Norway. C) Poland and England. D) Sweden and Russia. E) Holland and France.
The author of the Monroe Doctrine was
a. James Monroe. b. John Quincy Adams. c. Martin Van Buren. d. Henry Clay. e. Andrew Jackson.
Relations between barbarians and Romans included all of the following elements except
A) the Roman idea of barbarians as inferior to themselves. B) invasions by individual groups of barbarians. C) peaceful commercial and diplomatic contacts. D) a carefully planned and coordinated invasion of the empire by the barbarians. E) peaceful encounters outnumbered violent ones.
Many political analysts and veteran diplomats opposed American involvement in Iraq because they __________.
A. did not think that Britain could keep its promise to be the major partner in the "coalition of the willing" that launched the invasion of Iraq B. doubted that Saddam Hussein had links to al-Qaeda C. feared that Saddam Hussein would retaliate with weapons of mass destruction D. believed this invasion was an extension of American imperialism