The two leaders who ended the apartheid regime without major bloodshed in South Africa were
A. Francis Malan and Jomo Kenyatta.
B. F.W. de Klerk and Nelson Mandela.
C. P.J. Surhoff and Thabo Mbeki.
D. Sékou Touré and Mangosuthu Buthelezi.
E. Milton Obote and Menachim Begin.
Answer: B
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a. was an opportunity for the United States to assert dominance in Latin American affairs b. provoked the United States into using the military to implement the Monroe Doctrine c. set the United States against Venezuela in a dispute over navigating the Orinoco River d. helped cement the Anglo-German alliance
All of the following reveal the various ways southern blacks responded to the prospect of emancipation except
a. some slaves remained loyal to plantation masters and resisted the liberating Union armies. b. some slaves insisted that whites address them as "Mr." or "Mrs." c. some slaves beat former masters with the same whips formerly used on them. d. some slaves claimed sections of plantation land as their own. e. some slaves were suspicious about whether masters were really freeing them.
In the early nineteenth century, the westward movement of white Americans was encouraged by all of the following EXCEPT for
A. the exhaustion of agricultural lands in the East. B. the federal government's policy toward Indian tribes in the West. C. the expansion of a slave labor in the South. D. the spread of the plantation system in the South. E. the lure of mineral mining in the mountainous regions of the West.
Scholastic dialectics were promoted and taught by the ________
A. supporters of the Counter-Reformation B. leaders of Lutheranism C. leaders of Calvinism D. teachers at Protestant schools and universities