What happened to Cambodia after 1978?
A) The dictator Pol Pot was overthrown by combined Cambodian and Vietnamese rebels.
B) Pol Pot continued fighting in Cambodia with his guerilla army.
C) A democratic government was established in 1993.
D) The United Nations stepped in to aid in the recovery.
E) All of these
E
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A) Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr. B) Charlotte Perkins Gilman. C) Herbert Baxter Adams. D) John Dewey.
Which is most true about the staffing of the central administration of the imperial bureaucracy in the Tang-Song era?
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The English settlements in North America grew slowly at first because
A) of the large, densely-populated Indian communities that dominated the coast. B) the first English settlements did not prepare sufficient food crops. C) the colonies did not produce commodities that Europeans were eager to buy. D) the English government did not support or protect the colonies. E) All these answers are correct.