When a people is dispersed, usually outside of their homeland, this is called a(n) ________
A) deportation
B) exodus
C) sacrament
D) diaspora
D
A-Head:Judaism
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Which policy did Lyndon Johnson follow with regard to American involvement in Vietnam?
A) He followed an attrition strategy to try to force the communist to the peace table. B) He rapidly increased the number of American ground troops in South Vietnam for a massive invasion of North Vietnam C) He gradually withdrew American forces while asking for United Nations mediation. D) He pulled American forces out immediately and declared that the United States had achieved its goals. E) It did nothing until free elections could be held in South Vietnam.
The mainland states of Southeast Asia had better success in resisting European encroachment than did the Spice Islands and Malay states because
A) they lacked any natural resources desired by the Europeans, who had no wish to trade with them. B) they were more cohesive politically with strong monarchies. C) the Europeans were not aware of their existence. D) they were Christians, and the Europeans never attacked fellow Christians. E) they were allied to China, which gave them military support against the Europeans.
Some Americans were interested in the Philippine Islands
a. for their resources in oil. b. for their strategic location. c. because their tropical climate made them a potential haven for tourists. d. because industrialists wanted to recruit Filipino labor.
What was the Night of Long Knives?
A. Hitler's assassination of the president to seize complete control of Germany B. Widespread destruction of Jewish businesses C. The elimination of the Communist Party within Germany D. Hitler's purge of his political opposition and his stormtrooper leaders E. The first campaign to seize the Sudetenland