Under Ronald Reagan, the United States was able to help sustain a Vietnam-like war that long embroiled Soviet forces in
A. Angola.
B. Uzbekistan.
C. Turkmenistan.
D. Kazakhstan.
E. Afghanistan.
Answer: E
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Why was it beneficial for President Bush to cast himself as a wartime president as he launched his reelection campaign in the fall of 2004?
A. The American people were tired of hearing about domestic issues such as the sluggish economy. B. Appealing to patriotism helped President Bush largely ignore domestic issues such as the economy. C. President Bush had previously won the 2000 election using a wartime platform. D. President Bush's opponent, John Kerry, had no previous experience with wartime issues.
Early European concerns in Africa largely focused around trying to establish direct control over vast territories.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
The "natural aristocracy" of the new states rejected the view that
A) traditional notions of hierarchy and deference had no place in the social and political relationships of the new nation. B) there should be no limits placed on the implementation of republican ideals. C) the governing authority of the new nation should be decentralized in order to bring it closer to the people. D) citizens could be trusted to govern themselves without abusing public privileges for private advantage.
England's ________ were controversial–they disrupted the economic and social life of the countryside–but they may have led to more food production
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word