The two developments that set the stage for the North Atlantic revolutions were __________
A) the Enlightenment and France's victory in the Seven Years' War
B) the Enlightenment and Spain's defeat by England
C) the Enlightenment and Britain's victory in the Seven Years' War
D) Britain's victory in the Seven Years' War and the defeat of the Armada
Answer: C
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A. Shinto B. Tatami Murasaki C. Yamato Shikibu D. Rashomon Tatami E. Murasaki Shikibu
In World War II, civilians were __________.
A. committed to the war effort in unprecedented numbers B. heavily separated from the military experience C. cut off from information about the war D. minimally impacted by the war outside of Nazi-occupied regions
The Washingtonians were __________.
a. recovering alcoholics b. strict constitutionalists c. conservative ministers d. independent women
For pioneers in the west, determination to reestablish familiar institutions was most apparent in
A) law and politics.
B) setting up churches.
C) building schools.
D) willingness to spend money.