Slobodan Miloševi? was removed from power by ______________.
A. UN forces
B. a Serbian popular revolt
C. a democratic referendum
D. assassination at the hands of a Muslim radical
E. pressure from international economic sanctions against Serbia
Answer: B
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The repartimiento system established by the Spanish in the mid-1500s:
a. officially designated Indians in New Spain as slaves of European colonists. b. recognized Indians as free but required them to perform a fixed amount of labor. c. gave voting rights in local assemblies to mestizos but not to peninsulares. d. required all Indians to convert to Catholicism or face execution. e. set up a system of local courts of law that proved essential to Spanish rule in Peru.
In what what was did the importation of American bullion negatively affect the Spanish economy?
A) The apparent dependence of Spain on its bullion supply caused European bankers to avoid loaning money to the Spanish government. B) American bullion made up nearly 90 percent of Spain's state revenue, so that any disruption in the arrival of silver from America plunged the government into crisis. C) The supply of bullion to Spain was highly irregular, so that the government could not accurately gauge its income or anticipate its expenditures. D) The arrival of American treasure contributed to a sharp rise in prices and a general inflation.
Which of the following is a factor in reducing the motherhood penalty?
A. gendered roles in the workplace B. fathers taking advantage of paternity leave C. paying women more when they are first hired D. publicly funded childcare
Soviet actions to counter the formation of NATO included
A. the secret treaty with France, made in 1949 and publicized only in 1959, to share military alliance information in times of international stress caused by America. B. the creation of the Warsaw Pact, which created a trade zone in eastern Europe. C. the creation of the German Federal Republic in 1949. D. the development of the Warsaw Pact as a military balance to NATO. E. a treaty with Turkey and Greece guaranteeing their boundaries against attacks by Yugoslavia.