How did the congressmen who posed for this 1920 photo most likely hope the public would see the Japanese picture brides photographed with them?
A) as shockingly short
B) as astonishingly beautiful
C) as ridiculously confused
D) as sympathetically penitent
E) as disquietingly exotic
E
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Why did the need for manned espionage flights over Soviet territory disappear by the beginning of the 1960s?
A. The overall need to spy on the Soviet Union no longer existed because the Soviets' power was substantially diminished. B. The United States and the Soviet Union finally came to a peaceful resolution of the Cold War. C. U.S. spy satellites equipped with high-resolution space cameras began to fly over Soviet territory. D. The U.S.-Soviet Peace Summit, scheduled for May 1960, seemed to be highly promising.
What new branch of the military was created to deal with labor strikes?
A) Coast Guard B) Marines C) National Guard D) ROTC
The first serious threat to the Red Army during the Russian Civil War came from
A. White army factions in Siberia. B. peasantry refusing to supply the Red Army after the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk. C. German forces seeking to mobilize through Bulgaria. D. a last-ditch attempt by the Ottoman Empire to maintain control in the Caucauses region. E. allied troops working against the Bolsheviks to bring the Russians back to World War I.
In what way was Theodore Roosevelt not conservation-minded?
A) He approved using federal land preserves in Alaska for coal mining. B) He supported coal strip mining, which he knew damaged the environment. C) He preserved federal lands but less so than any other president. D) He hunted and killed big game, which, even in his time, were becoming scarce. E) He supported the meatpacking industry's mistreatment of cows.