Wladyslaw Gomulka was successful in curbing Russian dominance and instituting domestic reforms during the 1950s in which East European country?
a. Poland
b. Hungary
c. East Germany
d. Romania
e. Bulgaria
a
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A) resentment of American wealth B) unhappiness over American military performance during World War II C) traditional Russian insecurity D) the paranoia of its leaders
George Whitefield
A) ?became the leading figure in the Great Awakening. B) ?helped to create a truly broad evangelical movement. C) ?published and distributed his sermons throughout the British North American colonies. D) ?was one of the founders of Methodism. E) ?All of these are correct.
Which of these was a consequence of the settlement of the Old Southwest in the early nineteenth century?
A) a lull in the expansion of slavery B) the forced migration of Indian peoples C) the Great Awakening D) the strengthening of the white southern family