In the nineteenth century, a major change in political identity centered on a shift from
a. state to office.
b. family to town.
c. nobility to generals.
d. ruler to state.
d
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Which group was Napoleon unable to defeat in 1798?
A) Piedmontese B) Egyptians C) Austrians D) Venetians
The Missouri Compromise
A) ?was passed in 1820. B) ?admitted Missouri as a slave state. C) ?admitted Maine as a free state. D) ?permitted slavery in the Louisiana territory south of the 36th parallel. E) ?All of these are correct.
Why did Austria fare so poorly on the eastern front?
a) Austria insisted on using Napoleonic tactics against modern industrial technology. b) Austria had no support from the Germans against the Russian army. Consider This: One Austrian official insisted that Austria would win “without the support of other arms, even in inferior numbers. . . .” See 11.2.2: Mechanized Slaughter. c) Austria might have succeeded if the Hungarian part of its empire had cooperated, but it did not. Consider This: One Austrian official insisted that Austria would win “without the support of other arms, even in inferior numbers. . . .” See 11.2.2: Mechanized Slaughter. d) Austria’s troops were decimated by an outbreak of measles in its camps. Consider This: One Austrian official insisted that Austria would win “without the support of other arms, even in inferior numbers. . . .” See 11.2.2: Mechanized Slaughter.
In 2004, news of the torture and humiliation of prisoners at ____ inspired further hatred of Americans among insurgency groups in Iraq
a. Guantanamo Detention Center b. U.S. military bases c. NATO defense stations d. Abu Ghraib prison e. Basrah prison