Summarize the consequences of World War II and compare them with those of World War I
What will be an ideal response?
Ans: This ambitious question asks students to summarize a vast amount of material from this and previous chapters. The discussion might be somewhat unbalanced, since the full development of the World War II consequences has not yet been presented. Differences in allied attitude towards the defeated countries should be emphasized.
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A. shipping in the English Channel B. Caribbean sugar colonies C. Tories in New York D. Florida
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What will be an ideal response?
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a. Launched an invasion of the Persian empire. b. Were divided by rivalries and resentments between Sparta and Athens. c. Were threatened by a strong navy built by Sparta with Persian assistance. d. Decided to put aside their rivalries and form a permanent alliance.