What was the immediate impact of the post-World War I settlement on European politics and economies?
What will be an ideal response?
The ideal answer should include:
1. Continued discontent among nationalist groups
2. Complaints that the treaty was not adequately enforced
3. German payments as an issue of debate and frustration
4. Economies' slow recovery from the material devastation and loss of life of the war
5. Unsuccessful attempts to return to prewar stability
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A. A good cook had to choose a proper balance between meat and vegetables. B. A good cook added piquant spices to a roasted meat, causing an abundance of hot and dry bile. C. A good cook was one whose food caused humoral excess. D. A medieval cook had to choose ingredients that would maintain proper temperature and moisture levels in the diner by balancing the amounts of humors digested food would produce. E. A bad cook modulated hot spices with cold and wet seasonings, such as rosewater, to monitor bile levels.
_____ were giant farms on the Great Plains, covering thousands of acres and employing hundreds of workers during the late 1800s
A) Bonanza farms B) Corporate farms C) Family farms D) Contract farms E) Antique farms
Noah Webster worked to make the American language __________
A) conform to standard British English B) more independent and accessible C) more sophisticated and precise D) the universal language of business
What were the most important causes of the Federalist Party's ultimate defeat?
What will be an ideal response?