The Hungarian Uprising of students, factory workers, and middle-class professionals in 1956
a. was settled in the United Nations.
b. was successful because European intervention and possible war forced the Soviets to back off.
c. ended in mass arrests and executions after the Soviets moved in with tanks.
d. was a success and encouraged the same actions in Poland and East Berlin.
e. forced the resignation of Premier Khrushchev.
c
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A. farming skills learned by white settlers from Native Americans B. the creation of water divisions that regulated water rights C. a state law that allowed farmers to organize irrigation districts D. a law declaring the rivers of the state to be public property subject to state supervision
During the Middle Kingdom, trade outside Egypt increased and included areas in
a. Nubia. b. Lebanon. c. Syria. d. Palestine. e. All of these choices.
Attempting to stabilize its economic base, Japan
a. relocated a large number of factories to countries with lower labor costs. b. offered incentives for women to join the workforce. c. concentrated on exporting heavy industrial goods. d. targeted the luxury auto market. e. encouraged consumer spending over saving.
Following the Continental Army's victories in New Jersey in late 1776 and early 1777, what city became a critical battle site for both sides?
What will be an ideal response?