The turning point of the Great Northern Wars was the battle at _____________.
A. Nystadt
B. Kronos
C. Lindgoord
D. Poltava
E. Vilnus
Answer: D
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A. that remains contentious and unresolved B. largely deemed unimportant by historians C. largely settled by newer sources D. most historians answer through the role of Christianity as a destabilizing force
Theodore Roosevelt became known as a "trust-buster" because he directed the Justice Department to prosecute
a. Standard Oil. b. Northern Securities Company. c. Hormel Meatpackers. d. American Telegraph and Telephone. e. American Tobacco Company.
The Allies met at ____ in November 1943 to plan the course of the war
a. Yalta b. Tehran c. Potsdam d. Casablanca e. Munich
Most grain grown for trade within the empire was transported on a grain fleet that came from
a. Alexandria. b. Syria. c. Marseilles. d. Carthage. e. Spain.