Who funded the Panamanian revolt against Colombia?
A) the U.S. government
B) American business and political elites
C) Cuban immigrants to the United States
D) sympathetic Filipinos
E) the New Panama Canal Company
E
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A. a homebuyer in a white suburb B. a suburban duplex buyer C. an inner-city apartment buyer D. an African American buyer of an old house requiring repairs
The Trojan War was an important event in the history of the Greeks. This epic war and its aftermath took place in 1260 B.C. These events were recorded by Homer, one of our earliest epic poets. When did Homer write the Iliad and the Odyssey?
A) The twelfth century B.C. B) The ninth century B.C. C) The sixth century B.C. D) The fifth century B.C. E) The thirteenth century B.C.
Cárdenas's successors in the presidency
A) supported U.S. intervention in Cuba.
B) continued Cárdenas's posture of independence in foreign policy.
C) accepted U.S. leadership in the cold war.
D) recognized the Franco government in Spain.
The Freedmen’s Bureau was __________
A) an unequivocal success B) understaffed and underfunded C) unpopular among former slaves D) most effective in the North