What act led to Caesar’s assassination in 44 B.C.E.?
a. he conquered Gaul
b. he enlarged the senate to nine hundred men
c. having himself proclaimed perpetual dictator
d. he defeated Crassus and Pompey
e. he sent the first Roman army into Britain
Ans: c
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A) ?call for an embargo of the Japanese islands B) ?extend formal recognition to the Soviet Union C) ?sign a mutual assistance treaty with Britain and France D) ?issue economic sanctions against the Germans and Hitler
President Kennedy canceled military air support for the Bay of Pigs operation.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
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A) creation of a strong Hispanic colony in California by the end of the eighteenth century. B) complete domination of Plains Indians by Spain's military outposts. C) a total and effective enslavement of the Indians. D) powerful Comanche resistance to the Spanish aided by their use of horses and guns.