The Republican victory in 1994 stemmed largely from:
A) Americans adopting conservative attitudes.
B) the threat of international terrorism.
C) anger at having passed the Family Leave Act.
D) Clinton's defeat on health care reform.
Answer: D
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By 1871, all of the following are correct about Great Britain except
a. it had a functioning two-party system for fifty years. b. both political parties supported legislation to expand the right to vote. c. the largest political party was the Labour Party. d. both political parties were dominated by a ruling class of aristocratic landowners often involved in industrial and financial activities and upper-middle-class business people. e. Queen Victoria was the long-reigning monarch.
The primary aim of the Mexican Reforma was to
A) establish honest and fair elections. B) eradicate feudal vestiges and implant capitalism. C) defend the rights of peasants and workers. D) regain territory lost to the United States through the Mexican War.
What was the general condition of the residents of cities in Ming China?
A) They were uninterested in politics but much caught up in religious quests. B) They were caught up in political intrigues. C) They were housed and fed adequately, if not overly prosperous. D) They were mostly relegated to menial work. E) They were unhappy with the rule of Hongwu because trade declined.
Mussolini's decision to __________ helped establish his legitimacy.
A. make peace with the papacy B. change Italian election laws C. enter into an alliance with Germany D. confiscate lands held by the Catholic Church