What was the effect of the American bombing campaign in Vietnam?
A) Vietnamese civilians turned against the Americans.
B) The Americans made significant territorial gains.
C) The North Vietnamese were subdued, though the Vietcong were not.
D) American casualties from antiaircraft guns and missiles were devastating.
E) The Vietcong decided to abandon its initial strategy based on traditional warfare.
A
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In South Central Africa (on the southern side of the rainforest, the eastern part of the southern savanna, and the Great Lakes area of Central Africa):
a. Muslim influence arrived early in the fifth century. b. Protected by their remote location, societies tended to grow in population. c. Increases in population led them to participate in the European slave trade by the sixteenth century. d. Because of their remote location, there was never a need to develop political organization, such as chiefdoms.
A local school initiates a school lunch program that provides financial assistance to students based upon need, with poorer students receiving more financial assistance. The structure of this policy represents principles of ______?
A. redistribution B. intersectionality C. equity D. equality
The Erie Canal
A. stimulated construction of other canals by other cities and states. B. never repaid the original public investment, but stimulated migration and economic growth. C. connected the Hudson and Ohio rivers. D. was made financially feasible by the development of the steamboat.
African economic growth has been limited by
A. poor allocation of vital natural resources. B. the focus on exporting technology and manufactured goods to the West. C. massive infrastructure projects. D. excessive water pollution by Africa's successful industrial development. E. dependence on a single crop or natural resource.